The Moxa IEC-G102-BP Series industrial next-generation IPS devices protect mission-critical assets with industrial-grade IPS and whitelisting. Meanwhile, the Security Dashboard Console (SDC) software, when used together with the IEC-G102-BP Series, offers another layer of protection through centralized critical asset visibility, network analysis, and auto pattern updating.

Centrally Manage Network Security and Enhance OT Visibility

The IEC-G102–BP Series sniffers the network traffic and gives users the visibility of existing assets and connections, which help administrators and operators understand the condition of current OT system. With connecting to Security Dashboard Console, a security management platform, the administrators or operators can effectively manage and monitor all the intrusion prevention systems in one place. This provides an easier way to monitor the devices and execute policy updates, firmware updates, and pattern updates.

Dynamically Prevent Malicious Cyber Threat Activity Affecting Your System

The IEC-G102–BP Series is designed to protect mission-critical assets at the OT network edge. It silently analyzes your network traffic in the background and offers granular behavior monitoring and control of cyber activities. These IPS devices provide both “Monitor” and “Protect” modes to facilitate different OT scenarios. Monitoring mode gives administrator full visibility of cyber threat activities. In the case of an emergency, administrators can easily switch to “Protect” mode to block and contain any malicious operations.

Industrial Protocol Whitelist Control for Mission-critical Assets

Using advanced Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) technology, the IEC-G102–BP Series is equipped with industrial protocol awareness to offer granular command of control system traffic to critical controllers.

Virtual Patching and Intelligent Threat Protection

Frequently patching significantly reduces a system’s exposure to the cyberthreats. However, patching continues to be a critical challenge in OT environment because OT applications cannot afford interrupting operations by shutting down systems to apply patches. Virtual patching technology can help complement existing patch management processes by shielding known and unknown vulnerabilities. Virtual patching acts as an agentless emergency security tool that OT administrators and operators can use to quickly remedy vulnerabilities on affected OT equipment.The IEC-G102–BP Series provides advanced protection against threats with its up-to-date threat information, and offers your systems exclusive protection from undisclosed and zero-day threats.