AEC Data Diode - Key Sector - Public Sector

Public Sector

Challenge

Secure public sector undertakings from external attacks and retain the integrity of state activities.

Threat Actors

  • Online frauds and identity threats
  • Advanced targeted hacks
  • Nation-state attackers

Industrial Case for Data Security

Build a strong net for protective monitoring across public activities that involve collection of public data and creation of a centralized data aggregate.

Industry Requirement

Protect sensitive personal and business information that can facilitate critical operations and build resilient national infrastructure.

AEC Data Diode Solution

  • AEC Data Diodes, via optical fiber, can only send data in one direction.
  • Hardware separation to ensure data security across a much larger attack surface.
  • Integrates seamlessly with most systems and protocols, preserving greater dependency on the infrastructure.
  • Effective network segmentation between distributed interconnected public networks.

Technical Specifications

  • In-house developed product
  • Capability of integration with defense cyber-solutions.
  • Aluminium casing with rear panel functions as data input/output.
  • Front panel functions as power LEDs indicators.
  • Multiple protocols- SYSLOG, Raw UDP & TCP, FTP, SFTP, and SCP.
  • High transferring rate.

Benefits of AEC Data Diode for the Public Sector

  • Easy integration into existing systems while also providing simultaneous high-speed data flows across distributed systems.
  • No bypass capabilities and complete impenetrability against malwares and data breaches.
  • Business continuity and real-time visibility into high priority data flows for the power sector, drinking water, and public infrastructure.
  • Segmentation between traditional IT environments, unconnected OT systems and expanding connected endpoints via IoT.
  • Indigenous cyber technology with local technical support and assistance for the public sector institutions.

Priority Matrix of Public Systems

  • Safeguarding national security and good data governance.
  • Maintaining and defending economic well-being and sustain everyday life services.
  • Secure extended supply chain efficiency and service provision that keeps the public sector in business.
  • Preserving sensitive data, intellectual property, and stakeholder/citizen trust.