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Manage users and privileges through one central
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Save time with preconfigured connections and
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Your
Substation Security. Your Way.
EnterpriseSERVER.NET, from SUBNET Solutions Inc. provides flexible,
secure access to your remote substation information. It will
help your utility fully comply with many of the requirements set
forth in the NERC CIP standard, while still allowing authorized
personnel effortless, instant remote access to any IED in any
facility. Whatever your size, substation security needs, or
existing infrastructure concerns, EnterpriseSERVER.NET is a solution
designed for maximum flexibility without compromising
effectiveness, allowing you to bridge the substation information
gap on your terms.
Intelligent Access. Complete Control.
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Connect to your remote substation devices effortlessly
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Perform maintenance tasks
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Retrieve/collect important substation data files
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Troubleshoot communication problems within the
substation
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Create a single point of remote access & administration
to your substation devices
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Use Windows® compatible Strong (2-factor) Authentication
mechanisms
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Individual user accounts w/group membership
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User accounts and groups tie into your current corporate
IT network administration model for easy learning curve,
no proprietary software needed.
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Grant or deny access on a per-user or per-device basis
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Detailed audit trails
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Complete control of user sessions
- Defense in-depth security
- Based on Windows® Server 2003
SP1 Security model
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Point-to-point 128-bit encryption
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Secure WAN/VPN/Dialup connections to substations
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ONLY the EnterpriseSERVER.NET can connect to your
substations; explicitly
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Intrusion prevention & detection
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Leverage your Current IT Investments
You've already got a significant investment in corporate IT
infrastructure. Adding proprietary hardware and custom software
to secure your substation is an unnecessary layer of complexity
and cost. Instead, by understanding the value of the knowledge
and the technology you're already using to protect your
corporate network, you can extend it to protect your substation
network. Based on Microsoft Windows® Server 2003 and Terminal
Services, EnterpriseSERVER.NET is hardware-independent, and requires
no special client-side applications. So, if you're using Windows
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Customer Testimonial |
"EnterpriseSERVER.NET is terrific - it gives us
one central location for security and
configuration changes, and on top of that, our
engineers and technicians no longer have to go
out into the field to get data, since they can
get what they need right from their desk."
Jerrod Moll - Automation and Integration
Engineer
Alabama Power
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NERC
CIP Compliance
With the advent of the new
NERC Critical
Infrastructure Protection (CIP) requirement standards
(previously known as NERC 1300), securing substation information
without compromising your ability to get it to the right people
just got a whole lot more complicated. If you are an Electric Utility in
the United States, you must comply to these government issued
standards by as early as Q1, 2006. It's a daunting task, but
there are ways to achieve it quickly and affordably.
What is NERC CIP and how does it apply to me? Read the FAQ for
more information.
In today's
fast-paced utility market, on-demand access to the right
information is a critical factor in cost management and
outage prevention. The more information you can get from
your substations, the more time and money you can save.
At the same time, protecting your substation and
communication networks has never been more important.
Increased public awareness after September 11th and the
August 13th, 2003
blackout, combined with stricter government regulations, means
that security is now both a shareholder concern and a public
necessity. However, the
need for remote substation access is still vital to the success
of any utility. The challenge is to find an effective balance
between remote access and complete security.
What
specific CIP (NERC 1300) requirements does EnterpriseSERVER.NET meet?
View the
EnterpriseSERVER.NET Compliance Chart
PDF
(80 KB) for
details.
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