CYBER RESILIENCE
Resilience isn’t just about avoiding the storm we know will strike – it’s about continuing through it and coming out stronger. How can an organization bounce back from a cyberattack and continue its operations? By going beyond cybersecurity and achieving cyber resilience.
IoE: Strengthening Your Cyber-Resilience
The Internet of Edges (IoE) solution is the Noah’s Ark of the digital world. When conventional systems are compromised by a physical or cyberattack, the IoE provides an alternative digital infrastructure that can be deployed on the fly to restore access to critical services. This ensures your organization remains operational and recovers swiftly. The process is very simple:
1 – Deploy the IoE Devices
Take the small IoE devices and distribute them throughout your organization’s premises. You can deploy them immediately without planning, or you can choose to identify and pre-install hardware locations in advance. The IoE system offers flexibility for easy deployment anytime
2 – Turn the IoE Devices On
Simply power on the devices. They will immediately connect to one another, forming a stand-alone wireless network infrastructure that supports users across your organization.
3 – Connect and Access Critical Services
Connect to the Wi-Fi access point of the IoE device using a smartphone, PC, or tablet, and scan the QR code. This will take you to a local web portal featuring a range of critical digital services, including instant messaging, file sharing, voice communications, and more. From there, you can use these services to collaborate with other users within your organization. To view the service catalog, follow this link.
4 – Restore External Communications and Specific Services
Open your Internet of Edges infrastructure to other networks and the internet through a 4G, 5G, Ethernet, or satellite gateway, utilizing secure tunnels to restore external communications. Additionally, integrate your own local or remote servers to ensure they are accessible by users within your organization.
5 – Extend the Infrastructure to Multiple Sites
Does your organization have multiple campuses or stakeholders located remotely? This is not a problem. The Internet of Edges infrastructure can be deployed across various sites and interconnected through the infrastructure network and secure tunnels. This ensures that the critical services of each site can synchronize and that users can communicate seamlessly through the IoE.
IoE: A Demonstration Video
USE CASES
Cyberattacks on care centers are increasing, posing significant financial and human risks. The impact of these attacks can be severe and long-lasting, with facilities taking up to seven weeks to restore digital services and resume normal operations. As recovery time lengthens, the number of people at risk continues to grow. While many attacks directly target hospitals, some are indirect, originating from breaches in the systems of hospital suppliers.
To address this issue, Green Communications proposes a secure, alternative digital infrastructure that can be deployed on the fly, restoring a hospital’s critical services in minutes. This ensures that operations continue running while the IT team focuses on bringing the facility’s information system back to normal. The Internet of Edges can also be used as a parallel infrastructure to test third-party equipment and services before integrating them into the facility’s IT.
Cyberattacks on businesses and public administrations are increasing, posing significant financial and operational risks. The impact of these attacks can be severe and long-lasting, with organizations taking several weeks to restore digital services and resume normal operations. As recovery time extends, the disruption escalates, affecting more stakeholders over time. While many attacks directly target an organization’s core systems, some are indirect, originating from breaches in the networks of third-party suppliers.
To address this issue, Green Communications proposes a secure, alternative digital infrastructure that can be rapidly deployed to restore critical services in minutes. This allows business and administrative operations to continue running while the IT team works on restoring the primary information system. The Internet of Edges can also be utilized as a parallel infrastructure to test third-party equipment and services before integrating them into the organization’s IT environment.
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BENEFITS
TURN IT ON, IT WORKS
Anyone can create a stand-alone communications network simply by switching on IoE devices regardless their technical knowledge.
AUTONOMOUS
IoE integrates everything needed to provide connectivity with digital services autonomously, without the need for Internet access or external infrastructure.
SECURED
IoE offers 3 layers of security. 1) The network is WPA2/WPA3 encrypted in access and backhaul. 2) Edge services use TLS and HTTPS. 3) Remote access is provided through secure IP tunnels. IoE is also open to third parties security service integration.
SCALABLE
IoE can be deployed over multiple sites interconnected by secure tunnels such as offices, production sites and teleworkers.