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Secure Public Network Connectivity (SPNC)™

…enabling secure communication over public network

Popularity and wide scale availability of Internet has resulted in new business models for many industries. Connectivity amongst remote locations has become mission critical for applications such as SCADA systems. A power supply grid requires connectivity between the power generation units and supply channels. Additionally it also requires connectivity at the end users for operational verification, accounting and billing. Gas pipeline industry and water supply systems have similar requirements. ATMs of banks and financial institutes also rely on connectivity for their business.

While connectivity is essential in these markets, it is also vital to preserve the data integrity and confidentiality of the transactions. In the current environment, it is essential to provide a defense against hackers. Critical infrastructures such as water supply, power grid, and gas pipelines are at risk to terrorist and malicious hacker attacks. They are also vulnerable to break-ins by competition. Financial transactions through ATMs are prime candidates for hacking. Economics demand that secure connectivity is provided at low cost for these applications. This issue of economy eliminates private network as an option for secure connectivity. Instead, these applications need to rely on public networks such as the Internet that are accessible globally. The problems with security mechanisms of today are that they are bulky to implement, require constant upgrades, and do not provide adequate security. Dunti provides a unique solution to these problems with Secure Public Network Connectivity™ that provides:

  • Thin-client secure solution that is economical;
  • Easy installation, communication, and maintenance of multi-point secure connectivity;
  • Higher level of security;
  • Preclusion of frequent security upgrades;
  • Detection and tracking of hack attempts; and
  • Geographical awareness.

 
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