ANCILLARY DEVICES

With the addition of the Cross-Domain Communications Unit (XDU), our customers now have the option of sending concurrent alarm notifications out over non-classified and classified networks.

The INTERCEPTOR or VANGUARD alarm systems sends out a separate, one-way optical signal to the XDU. The XDU receives the optical data stream, interprets the information, and transmits alarm status over RJ45 as an SNMP trap. Using this method, the non-classified connection is fully isolated from the classified connection.

The StopLight™ Optical Interface is a remotely configurable fiber optic panel designed specifically to integrate into large-scale facilities to protect fiber optic networks that aren’t manned 24/7/365 when an afterhours alarms occur. The sensor instantly suspends data flow through fiber using a micro-optical shutter, preventing data interception during a breach.

Features & Benefits

• Remotely configurable fiber optic panel
• Designed for small-scale and large-scale facilities
• Can be ordered in 8, 16, 24, and 32-port models
• Supports single-mode and multi-mode fiber interfaces on the same chassis
• Individual on/off port switches for after-hours data security

StopLight isn’t just a responsive tool during a data security breach. It serves in ongoing maintenance and attack prevention too. Facilities can set routine testing schedules and arrange auto-transmission of test reports via CyberSecure IMS software. StopLight is capable of testing every fiber in a network. The system utilizes Micro-Optical Shutter Technology to simulate fiber damage during testing.

For U.S. Government, Military and Defense Contractors:
Many facilities use Alarmed Carrier PDS and must comply with CNSSI 7003 regulations which require daily inspections and personnel response time of less than 15 minutes from the time of intrusion detection. These measures impose staffing and scheduling challenges for organizations. Minimize costs for on-call security personnel and routine inspections with StopLight. StopLight has been approved to extend the required response time up from 15 minutes to 24 hours with some local DAAs.