UDR · on-prem relay
Segregate. Protect. Update.
Built with industry-leading security, UDR uses IPsec, TLS and end-to-end encryption to keep data in transit away from unauthorized access, so sensitive exchanges between sites stay private.
- Unidirectional, IP-to-IP
- IPsec, TLS, end to end
- Lockdown mode
What UDR does
Data out, updates in, nothing else
UDR carries each site's data to where it is needed and brings patches, antivirus, CVE, benchmarking and hardening updates back in, one site or many, over private, encrypted, one-way links.
Deployment options
A virtual or physical appliance, to suit your infrastructure.
Secure communication
Private, encrypted, IP-to-IP unidirectional transfer between on-premises or remote perimeters, protected by IPsec, TLS and end-to-end encryption.
Update distribution
Deploy patches, antivirus, vulnerability (CVE), benchmarking and hardening updates to one site or many.
Integration
Collect data from safety instrumented systems (SIS) and third-party systems, with on-demand connectivity and fewer human errors.
Lockdown
Switch on lockdown mode to disable remote access entirely, for an extra layer of security.
Next: Mission Control
Every site's reports, carried by UDR, in one read-only view.
See Mission ControlWhere UDR sits
Between every site and everything outside it
Each site · on-prem
- Site AMission Guard
- PLCs
- HMIs
- Servers
- Network
- Site BMission Guard
- PLCs
- HMIs
- Servers
- Network
- Site CMission Guard
- PLCs
- HMIs
- Servers
- Network
Agentless · no SPANs, TAPs or sensors
Secure relay
UDR
- IPsec, TLS, end-to-end encryption
- Unidirectional, IP-to-IP
- Patches, AV, CVE and hardening updates
- Lockdown mode cuts remote access
Every site · on-prem or cloud
Mission Control
- Read-only, centralized view
- Aggregated, actionable reports
Connect your sites safely
Talk to our engineers about how UDR would carry data and updates between your sites.