Critical Infrastructure
Secure Critical Infrastructure Without Compromise
Hardware-enforced remote access to Air-gapped environments across various critical infrastructure without exposing it to external threats.
Challenge
Legacy Remote Access Threatens Critical Infrastructure
Critical infrastructure was breached numerous times by attackers abusing dated remote access technologies. Such breaches are extremely severe since they expose legacy systems that were not designed with security in mind.
State-affiliated actors actively exploit remote access to manipulate ICS systems.
20% of OT/ICS attacks are related to insecure remote access.
solution
Zeroport: Hardware-Enforced remote access for critical infrastructure
Zeroport eliminates the risk emanating from dated remote access solutions. Fantom creates a physical, non-IP barrier between critical control systems and the internet, providing asset-level access to individual devices and systems without any IP connection. No network path means no lateral movement, no remote exploits, and no way for malware to traverse into your operational environment.
Key Use Cases
3rd Party Vendor Access
Eliminate the "goldmine" of stale credentials on jump servers. Grant vendors time-limited, monitored access to specific OT assets without persistent network connections.
ICS & OT Remote Maintenance
Enable engineers to maintain distributed infrastructure—substations, water treatment facilities, transport systems—without exposing control networks to internet threats.
Segmented Networks
Connect IT and OT environments through hardware-enforced barriers. Maintain operational visibility for monitoring teams without creating lateral movement pathways.
Secured Web Access for Air-Gapped Networks
Allow engineers in isolated OT environments to access technical documentation and vendor resources online without breaking the air-gap or exposing control systems.
Join operators worldwide protecting critical infrastructure with hardware-enforced, non-IP remote access.
Zeroport enables secure remote access with hardware-enforced protection.