Securing Government Agency’s OT and IoT

How Can We Help Protect Your Vulnerable Facilities, Data Systems, Mobile Devices and Critical Infrastructure from Cyberattack?

Prevent OT and IoT Attacks

Operational technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices enhance government workforce productivity and collect citizen data, but are not secured by IT solutions. One OT or IoT attack can harm your agency’s ability to deliver services or expose personally identifiable information. The Onclave TrustedPlatform^™ secures all OT and IoT to protect data and keep the public’s trust.

Secure Remote Workers
and Contractors

Government agencies use contractors to provide software and technology, and third party vendors to help deliver services. What happens when they get hacked and infiltrated with malware? Cybercriminals are targeting the government and their suppliers to gain access to critical systems that can result in data loss, service disruption and potentially a life threatening event. Onclave’s secure Remote Access provides personal gateways for remote users and team gateways for groups to ensure remote access is secure and safe.

Protect Your Agency’s Systems
from Ransomware

Protecting your enterprise from malware can seem like an impossible task. Your employees are on-site and remote. Using an unsecure network or clicking on a bad link can open your entire network to infection and result in your data being held hostage. Onclave’s Zero Trust platform monitors, isolates and contains malware and intruders to keep your network secure.

Simplify Management and
Reduce Costs

Security and technology leaders in government are responsible for securing an exponentially growing number of devices, while being confronted by an increase in cyberattacks. The Onclave TrustedPlatform^™ works with existing networks and does not require additional certificates or overhead. It streamlines and simplifies your network security management and lowers costs.

We know you and your agency are facing an
unprecedented threat.

Over the past year, federal, state, and local government agencies have become one the primary targets for cyberattack from sophisticated and well-financed hacker organizations and foreign governments. This has made malware and ransomware a significant concern for government technology leaders and executives.

The U.S. Federal government spends over $18 billion per year for cybersecurity across all federal agencies. Spending is expected to increase due to increased attacks.
The U.S. government saw 1.2 billion records breached in 2018.
In 2019, a ransomware attack on the City of Baltimore cost more than $18 million.

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Your Partner in the Critical Fight To Secure Your
Government Systems

Onclave TrustedPlatform^™ is a network-agnostic platform with integrated management and monitoring, offering government technology professionals a low-cost detection, isolation, and containment solution for all
OT and IoT assets.

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