Solution descriptions

In this section we have collected information about some of our solutions. We describe a major challenge and the risks that are connected to it as well as the suggested Advenica solution and the advantages it brings.

Secure remote access

Remote access can be made secure by using RDP and protecting the jump server with an explicit security solution.

Many organisations depend on remote access through RDP, for example, to allow suppliers to perform maintenance, or so that operating personnel can monitor and control a system. Secure remote access solves many of the security risks that are otherwise associated with such solutions.

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IT/OT integration

The need to connect OT to other systems has grown with the digitalisation of society.

Digitalisation means that IT and OT systems are connected. This integration presents security challenges and requires special solutions.

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Traceability and security logging

If you have security-sensitive systems and want to implement centralised logging, you need to resolve an inherent goal conflict.

Centralised logging in security-sensitive systems involves an enhanced risk of attacks. To reduce the risks, a solution is needed that protects both log data and all connected systems.

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Secure transfer of SCADA information

Transmit sensitive information using secure and filtered bidirectional communication.

To transmit critical information, e.g. from a SCADA system to an administrative office network means potential security risks. But there are solutions that take care of security problems and at the same time enables an exchange of information.

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Secure Updates

By using the right solutions, updates that otherwise risk interfering the availability of the system are avoided.

Updates for Windows and Linux systems are an important part of maintaining the security of the digital information in these systems. However, the updates themselves may be a security risk - to avoid these risks and to maintain the integrity and availability of the systems and be able to make secure updates, special solutions are required.

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How to secure your data center

Prevent data extraction and protect domain integrity.

Running and operating a data center keeps getting more challenging, particularly from a cybersecurity perspective. This solution description provides you with the tools you need to manage them in a secure manner.

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Advenica’s ICCP/TASE.2 – Secure Filter and Validation

An unknown vulnerability in the ICCP protocol layers could have major effects.

The risk of attacks against ICCP servers is high and can have severe implications. Protecting the ICCP server mitigates the attacker’s possibility to propagate the attack over the network and special solutions are needed to do so.

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Secure filter & validation of measurement data in GIS

Learn how GIS securely can integrate with, and retrieve data from, SCADA systems.

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) integrates with SCADA systems, there is a risk that sensitive OT systems are disrupted by threat agents. Learn how to apply the right solutions to make sure that the sensitive OT environment is not risked.

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Secure communication with remote sites

Sending sensitive information securely is becoming increasingly important.

Many organisations depend on information exchange with remote sites. Communication between the main office at one location and a small office somewhere else is needed. These offices are connected using the Internet, but sending confidential or sensitive information on the Internet is not an option in most cases.

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Secure monitoring with Zabbix

Zabbix is an open-source software used to monitor IT equipment. Learn how to reduce the attack vectors!

Zabbix is an open-source software used to monitor IT equipment such as servers, network equipment, virtual machines, etc. In an installation with Zabbix, there are Zabbix proxies with the task of collecting information from its nearby equipment and to forward this information to a centrally located Zabbix server. The Zabbix server compiles the information and makes it available to an operator. 

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Secure log collection with Splunk

Do you use Splunk for log collection? Do you want to separate the log collection systems from the monitored systems?

By placing a data diode between Splunk Forwarder and Splunk HEC (HTTP Event Collector), it is ensured that this communication is strictly one-way and thus prevents the central log collection from affecting the monitored systems.

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