Enhancing Network Security with Tosibox
As the world evolves, new business opportunities arise, but they also bring new security risks and data management requirements. According to the Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 72% of large organisations experienced cyber-attacks in the UK in early 2023. Therefore, it is crucial to consider robust security solutions. This article explores the benefits of TosiBox™ and its potential to safeguard your network.
Many companies face the challenge of managing complicated access requirements due to multiple individuals being present on-site simultaneously. Granting all users access through a traditional VPN exposes everyone to the same level of security, prompting companies to heavily invest in firewalls and routers. However, managing, maintaining, and auditing these measures can be cumbersome.
To address these challenges, Onwave has developed TosiBox™, TosiBox is a solution that enables end-users to access authorised equipment using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). MFA requires users to confirm their identity using two components: something they have (TosiBox™ key or app) and something they know (password). This secure approach not only safeguards access but also allows businesses to audit their systems to meet Cyber Security Standards set by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
Onwave provides TosiBox™ as a managed service that can operate on various backhaul options, including 4G/5G, FTTC (Fibre To The Cabinet), SOGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access), Fibre, and LEO satellite (Low Earth Orbit Satellite). Data security is paramount, considering the alarming rate of ransomware attacks. TosiBox™ ensures that your data remains protected and under your control. TosiBox™ is ISO27001 certified, guaranteeing robust data protection measures. The platform utilises an automated firewall, point-to-point VPN, and 256-bit AES data encryption, RSA Crypto, AES, DH key, TLS, and decrypts endpoints exclusively. The platform also supports Layer 2 and Layer 3 Routing functions and protocols, ensuring secure data traffic between systems.
