Genoa
Supports OPC UA encryption and authentication
If information from sensitive production networks or critical infrastructures is required for further processing, data diodes such as the cyber-diode from Genoa are the ideal solution.
It enables non-reactive transfer of machine and system data to insecure networks, such as the cloud for data analysis. In the current version 2.5, it supports encryption and authentication according to OPC UA, which enables platform-independent communication and the standardized exchange of machine data both horizontally and vertically. The data diode can be used, for example, between OPC UA servers of machines and targets such as databases, visualization clients or cloud services to encrypt data for further processing and forward it in a highly secure manner, for example for condition monitoring. The data diode only allows one-way data transfers; it blocks any information flow in the opposite direction. The new version of the data diode also makes it possible to extract information from a subset of UPC UA nodes.
You might also be interested in
The e-paper special: looking for products of the year 2024
They've earned it: all 96 nominated products from 12 categories in their own e-paper. Browse through the individual areas and make your personal selection. You can also find out more about the companies and their solutions in the accompanying video...
read more...Best practices for security
The field of security solutions is broad. Arnold Krille and Steffen Ullrich from Genua provide information on common attack scenarios, security-as-a-service and how SMEs should approach the new regulations.
read more...Supports OPC UA encryption and authentication
If information from sensitive production networks or critical infrastructures is required for further processing, data diodes such as the 'cyber-diode' from Genua are a good choice.
read more...followed up! - with Steffen Ullrich, Genoa
Multi-layered protection
In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the BSI is warning of Russian hacker attacks. IT security researcher Steffen Ullrich explains the danger for German companies and what protective measures should be taken.
read more...AI in industrial security
The complexity of communication and production networks will continue to grow. It is almost impossible for the human brain to penetrate. This is also becoming a problem for the cyber security of industrial plants. Support is coming from AI security...
read more...Zero Trust - 3 questions for...
Zero Trust in OT environments
The basic assumption of the 'Zero Trust' security model is that no one is trustworthy: trust is replaced by mistrust. But what does this mean in concrete terms for the industry? Security experts provide answers.
read more...Zero Trust: 3 questions for ... Genoa
The application determines the safety
Zero Trust concepts also differ. Which one is the right one is decided by the application. However, IT security researcher Steffen Ullrich from Genoa warns against going into implementation without concrete goals.
read more...Cryptographically secured patching
The High Resistance Firewall genugate 10.0 was certified by the BSI according to Common Criteria EAL4+. For the first time, the BSI included a newly developed security component for patch management in the certification.
read more...SAFETY & SECURITY 2021
The impact of AI on the safety of humans and machines in production, initial details of a classification scheme for AI in safety applications and how a strategy for OT security in networked environments and more are the topics of the SAFETY &...
read more...