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Invisinet Technologies
Where Zero Trust Begins
About Invisinet Technologies
Invisinet Technologies, a next-generation leader in Zero Trust Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) solutions, is a cybersecurity technology company specializing in innovations that protect network infrastructure and critical assets from advanced threats. Invisinet’s Zero Trust software enables cloaking of network assets and enforcement of identity-based access through First Packet Authentication (TM), as well as dynamic micro-segmentation. Originally developed for the US Department of Defense and making its way to the approved product list in 2018, Invisinet is now available in the enterprise space. With more than 15 patents and FIPS 140-2 certification, Invisinet continues to develop solutions to address the evolving advancements of cyber-attacks. Identity is the first pillar of Zero Trust architecture. Our groundbreaking technology enforces SDP Zero Trust identity-based access through First Packet Authentication (TM) essentially making high-value network segments invisible at the earliest point possible. - Cloak Networks and Assets -- Hackers cannot attack what they cannot find. - Enforce Identity-based Micro-segmentation without changing the network - Deploy highly interoperable solutions across IT and OT hybrid networks - Secure business-critical AI applications We specialize in assisting enterprises with substantial Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) systems with a focus on critical infrastructure organizations in manufacturing, government, healthcare, transportation, oil & gas, and communications. We are Invisinet -- Where Zero Trust Begins. www.invisinet.com
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Presence & Recognition
Invisinet Technologies CEO Brendan Sullivan is attending the MORS Global Critical Infrastructure Workshop in Groton, CT on the Cybersecurity track from September 15 to 17.
Reported by Invisinet Technologies
Research & Knowledge
Invisinet Technologies published a technical white paper examining how Transport Access Control (TAC) provides an inherently quantum-resilient approach by reducing what adversaries can discover, reach, and attack in the first place.
Reported by Invisinet Technologies