Segmentation 202: Unidirectional Architectures
Featuring at least one Unidirectional Gateway, Unidirectional Architectures dramatically decrease the risk of cyberattacks.
Topic
Industry 4.0 / IoT / Edge ComputingNetwork Security / Patch Management
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Technology lecture
Session description
Despite their growing significance in protecting industrial automation systems, unidirectional architectures are often misunderstood, particularly by IT-centric professionals. These architectures represent a revolutionary advance in network cybersecurity, offering use cases such as monitoring production and enabling secure remote support while dramatically reducing associated risks.
Unidirectional architectures, which feature at least one Unidirectional Gateway, enhance security by allowing data to flow in only one direction. This talk will explain how these architectures differ from traditional firewalls and highlight their critical role in safeguarding networks. Their relevance is increasing due to stricter segmentation requirements in sectors like pipelines and rail systems ...
Unidirectional architectures, which feature at least one Unidirectional Gateway, enhance security by allowing data to flow in only one direction. This talk will explain how these architectures differ from traditional firewalls and highlight their critical role in safeguarding networks. Their relevance is increasing due to stricter segmentation requirements in sectors like pipelines and rail systems ...
