Módulos de Segurança para Redes Locais e Raízes de Confiança IEEE 802.1X

Implantando appliances de hardware dedicados para redes corporativas, autenticação de portas zero-trust e emissão de ciclo de vida automatizada para estações de trabalho e dispositivos IoT.

LanHSM Enterprise Network Architecture

Cryptographic Enclave: LAN Security Engine — FIPS 140-3 L3 Enterprise Core

Hardware Security Nodes & Co-Processors

EAP-TLS Hardware Accelerator
Enterprise Private Root CA Vault
Automated SCEP / ACME Gateway
Switch Port NAC Controller
Tamper-Resistant Audit Log Vault

Architectural Layers & Silicon Defenses

Layer 1: Enterprise Rackmount HSM Silicon (FIPS 140-3 L3 Physical Security Enclosure): Physically protecting the enterprise private root signing keys and RADIUS server private credentials.
Layer 2: High-Speed EAP-TLS Authentication Engine (Hardware TLS 1.3 Handshake Accelerator): Terminating concurrent IEEE 802.1X client authentication handshakes in under 15 milliseconds per workstation.
Layer 3: Automated Certificate Management Pipeline (EST (RFC 7030) / SCEP / ACME Server): Issuing and automatically rotating X.509 device certificates for thousands of corporate laptops, phones, and printers.
Layer 4: Network Access Control (NAC) & Switch Fabric (RADIUS RFC 2865 / TACACS+ / Dynamic VLAN): Communicating with core campus switches to assign authenticated endpoints into dynamically isolated VLAN segments.

Cryptographic Telemetry & Compliance: < 15 ms (802.1X EAP-TLS Handshake) | 50,000+ (Concurrently Managed Endpoints) | 100% (Automated Certificate Lifecycle) | Zero-Trust (Port-Level Network Isolation)

Raízes de Confiança em Hardware para Redes Corporativas Internas

Internal corporate networks face persistent threats from rogue physical devices, lateral malware propagation, and credential spoofing. LanHSM acts as the hardware-isolated trust anchor for local network security, generating and validating IEEE 802.1X EAP-TLS client certificates and serving as a high-security internal Certification Authority.

Core Engineering Areas

IEEE 802.1X EAP-TLS Hardware Acceleration — Engineering high-throughput authentication engines capable of handling morning login storms across enterprise campus switches.
Enterprise Private PKI Appliance — Deploying turnkey internal Certificate Authorities backed by FIPS 140-3 Level 3 hardware security modules.
Local Network Microsegmentation — Transforming open local area networks into zero-trust zones enforced by hardware-attested cryptographic identities.

Technical Publications

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