Let's protect the core of the data diode "OWCD" system!
Zero Trust is not a philosophy of "abandoning boundaries." What is the "final boundary" required in all networks?
Current cyber attacks are targeting "operational shutdown" rather than "data leakage." OWCD physically disconnects communication in one direction, fundamentally cutting off the entry or exit points. It builds a "zero trust wall" with hardware that cannot be breached by software, eliminating any opportunity for attackers. It is perfectly compatible with zero trust and is chosen as the "last bastion" of multi-layered defense. Infostealer malware reportedly sends information collected from the victim's computer to the attacker's computer in about a minute. Moreover, it cleverly bypasses communication monitoring to send out data. By the time you notice it, the attacker has already infiltrated deep within your system, allowing them to cause real damage at any time they choose. While humans are still making judgments, the attack quietly progresses, and the damage expands. If you allow reconnaissance activities by viruses, the next risk will be a direct shutdown. Therefore, it is possible to cut off communication lines. Critical infrastructure, production facilities, IoT, SYS-LOG lines—if breached, these areas put business continuity at risk. A mechanism to seal off "exits" to the outside world where information-stealing malware can send out extracted information is also essential. That is OWCD. There is an explanatory video at the related link below! This technology is patented by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
- 企業:MHIパワーエンジニアリング 高砂事業部
- 価格:1 million yen-5 million yen