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Where Firevault fits
Control the physical paths between IT and OT
Control by Firevault governs the connections into and across industrial environments, so a compromise in IT cannot become a path into the systems that run physical processes.
- 1Paths Only the connections you approve exist between zones
- 2Isolation Critical systems can be cut off in minutes, not days
- 3Evidence Every connection and change is logged for audit
- 4Blueprints Deployed to a design matched to your risk, not a template
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