With organizations rapidly deploying people and devices at the edge of their networks, and with security threats evolving just as quickly, securing IoT data is a very real challenge for IT and OT teams everywhere. Software-Defined Perimeter (SD-Perimeter) technology and other zero-trust strategies help you easily isolate IoT data on obscured networks atop the public Internet — totally separate from the main corporate network.
SD-Perimeter technology can create private, perimeter-secured overlay networks that obscure and isolate IoT data without the complexities of traditional microsegmentation. Organizations set up these zero-trust, invitation-only networks in just a few minutes, without detailed command lines or complex configurations.
With software-defined networking technology, bypass the complexity and lengthy processes of traditional VPNs — allowing your company to rapidly scale up IoT.
Don’t grant access to users and devices inside or outside the network until after they’ve been approved.
Overlay networks enable you to roll out data-rich IoT projects across a wide variety of network architectures without laborious reconfigurations.
Easily microsegment users, applications and devices to access only the resources they need, with Active Directory integration for additional domain security.,
Private IP address space renders your overlay network invisible to potential hackers and web-borne attacks — without having to buy a new address for each device.
Even when users and devices are on the move, there is no need to relogin or reauthenticate. They maintain always-on private network access, just like on the office LAN.
Agile enterprises require a way to quickly and securely connect people and things. From IT shops looking to gain insights and revenue from IoT devices connected to their networks, to virtual companies that don't have a traditional HQ, software-defined perimeters offer compelling value.
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