Scutum Innovative Solutions
Scutum will introduce an innovative tool that offers a secure, efficient, and affordable control system for companies’ IT LAN networks. Specifically, Scutum will connect a company’s central office, other branches, and remote employees by establishing a secure remote communication network on servers hosted in global data center locations, all provided at the lowest cost and highest speed through an online platform
Scutum LAN Secure Access (SLSA)
The security model known as zero-trust, or zero-trust architecture (ZTA), zero-trust network
architecture, and zero-trust network access (ZTNA), often referred to as security without
perimeters, is an approach to the design and implementation of IT systems. Zero Trust Network
Access (ZTNA) brokers play a key role in managing connections between authorized users and
specific private applications. Access is granted based on a ‘zero-trust’ principle, taking into
account factors such as identity, device, and content. In contrast to traditional VPNs, solutions
like Scutum’s proprietary Scutum LAN Secure Access (SLSA) enable users to access
organizational applications without traversing the entire network, ensuring that applications
remain hidden from the open internet.
Scutum Trusted Domain Name System DNS (SDNS)
Scutum’s Secure Domain Name System (SDNS) module provides protection for DNS services
against security risks such as DNS hijacking. The SDNS module effectively channels recursive
queries to its dedicated DNS servers situated across Scutum’s globally distributed data centers.
Unlike iterative queries, which involve step-by-step interactions with DNS servers, recursive
queries enable direct communication between DNS servers to find an IP address. This strategy
not only enhances the speed of resolution but also allows for contextually regionalized queries,
ultimately enhancing the overall user experience.
Scutum Realtime Logging (SLOG)
Scutum’s Realtime Logging (SLOG) module is a tool designed to offer immediate insight into
ongoing network events and operations. It facilitates the seamless compilation of data, aiding in
the analysis and detection of potential network breaches, thereby reinforcing cybersecurity
protocols. The Scutum Realtime Logging module consolidates logs, metrics, and traces,
providing a thorough perspective on network activities for detailed log analysis. Whether
tackling troubleshooting challenges, fine-tuning network efficiency, or delving into security
concerns, Scutum’s ‘logging without limits’ presents a cost-effective and scalable solution for
centralized log management, delivering comprehensive visibility across the organization’s
infrastructure.
Scutum Monitoring (SMON)
Scutum Monitoring (SMON) is an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled module designed to
evaluate and improve digital experiences in cloud environments. With the rise of hybrid work
models, there is a growing need for a cohesive overview of application, network, and endpoint
performance metrics within organizations. Operating as a cloud-based service, SMON engages
in the analysis, troubleshooting, and resolution of issues impacting user experiences. By
harnessing AI capabilities, the solution examines logs and issues notifications to users in the
event of potential security issues. When it comes to service and network monitoring, AI
empowers the Scutum solution to recognize significant events occurring across diverse devices
and pathways.
Scutum Access Management (SMAN)
Scutum Access Management (SMAN) is a module that consolidates all configurations related to
user and service management, providing organizations with the means to define restrictions and parameters for network usage. Through SMAN, companies can limit the use of network
applications for personal or unauthorized external communications. Furthermore, SMAN gives
organizations the authority to enforce policies for bandwidth control, network access, and the
administration of user additions and deletions. This centralized control mechanism allows
businesses to exercise heightened supervision over the network usage of their employees.
