As Seen on Into the Breach
Featured in Episode 1 of Into the Breach, ”Breaking the Firewall,” learn why traditional firewalls fall short and how data diodes are the way forward. Streaming now for free on YouTube.
Watch NowOne-Way Transfer by Design
A data diode is a hardware-enforced device that allows data to move in one direction only, creating high-assurance segmentation between networks of differing trust levels. Unlike firewalls or software gateways, it reduces exposure by eliminating the conditions that enable backchannels and bidirectional flow. In critical environments where IT, OT, and cloud intersect, unidirectional flow is a resilience mandate.
Making Sense of Data Diodes in Minutes
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4 videos- Why Data Diodes are Replacing Firewalls in OT?
- Why Are Data Diodes Hard for Hackers? | One-Way Transfer, Dual Admin, Dongle Locks
- How Do Data Diodes Secure Data Center OT Systems? | One-Way Monitoring and Air-Gap Explained
- How Do Data Diodes Improve OT Network Security? | One-Way Transfer vs Firewall Misconfigs
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1 video- How Do Data Diodes Help Against AI-Generated Threats?
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