How to prevent file information leakage using a data diode OWCD.

The increase in business shutdowns and ransom demands due to ransomware infections is on the rise. As IT advances, the risks also increase. A blind spot is the leakage of file information. Let's protect ourselves.

Data diodes are devices that restrict communication in one direction and are effective in preventing unauthorized intrusions. However, is that enough for security measures? Is it really so? Ultimately, there are security holes somewhere that can be exploited, leading to intrusions, requiring days to restart the system and restore data, during which business operations come to a halt. 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," preventing the actual harm of information leakage. In most cases, simply achieving the goal by intruding is not enough. Once an intrusion occurs, the attacker can scout the target's system, penetrate to critical areas, encrypt contents, extract files, or send emails, resulting in real damage. These actions require the virus itself to communicate with external malicious intruders and be remotely controlled. If that operational communication cannot occur, even if an intrusion happens, 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 is also a video explanation!

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