Ashburn, VA-based Telos Corporation announced on April 16 the availability of a new version of Telos Ghost, a secure, cloud-based, patented system for private, secure and anonymous operations on the internet. The release includes new operational capabilities as well as enhanced performance and security for Telos Ghost users.
New capabilities available with this latest release include Virtual
Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) access and IP rotation. VDI access provides
additional separation of the user client device from the network, enhancing
user security and managed attribution. IP rotation of the internet-facing
endpoints provides avoidance of detection by targeted sites, providing enhanced
protection against cyber adversaries attempting to analyze internet-based
mission or organizational operations.
Enhancements have also been made to the dynamic IP routing capability
for data in transit. The network performance of Telos Ghost has been increased
with significantly expanded throughput capacity for internet activity,
primarily to support downloading and uploading large amounts of data.
“Telos Ghost safeguards the privacy of the organization and users to
ensure that internet-based network attack surfaces are eliminated,” said Tom
Badders, senior product manager at Telos. “We continually look to make sure our
offerings are leading the market and meeting the ever-evolving needs of our
customers.”
“Standard VPNs and encryption schemes don’t offer sufficient protection
to assure security-conscious organizations that their communications will
remain safe in all remote and mobile applications,” said John B. Wood, CEO and
chairman of Telos. “Our patented methodologies enable Telos Ghost to protect
data with multiple layers of encryption and send it through a labyrinth of
anonymous network nodes, making it ideal for highly sensitive and confidential
communications. It works under the premise, that if you can’t be seen, you
can’t be hacked.”
Telos Ghost is a robust, scalable, cloud-based secure network that provides private, shared, or hybrid access, allowing customers to access and/or own a private network without the cost of designing, implementing and managing the network. Its flexible capabilities are offered as a service and as tailored applications to provide a completely anonymous way to do business, share intelligence, and assess cyber threats online, keeping business and mission-critical communications hidden from adversaries and safe from intrusion.
Source: Telos
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