Critical infrastructure such as water and power supplies is a prime target for hackers, but is often run using aging systems that weren't designed for the internet era. Remote access specialist Dispel is launching a new Secure Remote Access platform that helps to protect these systems while at the same time allowing remote access for authorized users to carry out essential maintenance. It's designed so that even if the end system has vulnerabilities, attackers have no way to remotely access it. The technology is designed to be deployed on IoT ecosystems, manufacturing plants, and utilities. It uses a virtual infrastructure… [Continue Reading]
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