Zero-Trust Microsegmentation & Cryptographic Port Security
Transforming open local area networks into zero-trust zones enforced by hardware-attested cryptographic identities.
Ending the 'Hard Shell, Soft Center' Security Model
Traditional enterprise perimeters protect against external ingress but leave local LANs completely open once inside. LanHSM enforces strict port-level zero trust: every Ethernet switch port and Wi-Fi SSID requires cryptographic identity verification before network packets are routed.
Automated Quarantine of Unauthenticated Devices
Unrecognized devices or failed authentication attempts automatically place the switch port into an isolated remediation VLAN with zero access to corporate databases or internal file shares.
- Cryptographic Identity Binding: Binding IP and MAC addresses to hardware-verified client certificates.
- IoT Device Fingerprinting: Enforcing restricted network access profiles for smart TVs, printers, and HVAC controllers.
- East-West Lateral Movement Defense: Preventing infected workstations from scanning or attacking adjacent LAN nodes.
- Hardware Encrypted Syslog: Exporting tamper-proof network access logs for enterprise SIEM analysis.
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