Adopt a Zero Trust Air Gap for Remote Access

Air gaps can be an effective and efficient way to safeguard your industrial control systems from cybersecurity threats. But in today’s world in internet-enabled devices like smart printers, thermostats, and corporate PCs it’s hard to achieve a true air gap like in day’s past.

How can you grant secure remote access to your industrial control systems without compromising your air gap or existing cybersecurity investments?

Join us on Thursday, June 26th to learn how you can – without creating a large spend in time, effort, and resources – enable remote connectivity to industrial control systems with a Zero Trust approach:

• Retain Your Air Gap: Enable remote access to your industrial machinery while keeping it invisible from the public internet and open port network scans
• Resolve Issues Faster: Troubleshoot outages or perform routine maintenance from anywhere in seconds, not only when your users are on-site
• Leverage Existing Identities: Give access to any user simply with their email with single sign-on and multi-factor, even if they’re from a different organization or vendor
• Integrate with Ease: Deploy a solution that works seamlessly with your current infrastructure