How to prevent information leakage using a data diode OWCD.

The number of business shutdowns and ransom demands due to ransomware infections is increasing. As IT adoption progresses, the risks also grow. Don't forget to implement effective data leakage countermeasures.

Data diodes are devices that restrict communication in one direction and are effective in preventing unauthorized intrusions. However, are they truly foolproof security measures? Is that really the case? In the end, there are always security holes somewhere that can be exploited, leading to intrusions, system restarts, and days spent recovering data, during which medical services come to a halt—this has often made the news, hasn't it? OWCD provides hassle-free boundary control, but did you know there are actually two ways to use it? One is to protect the core without allowing intrusions. The other is to ensure that "nothing goes out," thus preventing the actual harm of information leaks. There are very few cases where simply gaining access to a system achieves the goal. If an intruder gets in, they will scout the system and penetrate to critical areas, encrypting or exfiltrating data, which results in actual harm. To do this, the virus itself must communicate with external malicious intruders and be remotely controlled. If that communication cannot happen, even if an intrusion occurs, the worst-case scenario has not yet materialized, allowing time to detect even unknown viruses. Depending on how it is used, defenses can be strengthened. Please consider this. For inquiries, please visit our company website linked below ⤵. There are also video explanations available!

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