CyberDome™ is a protected ecosystem of securely interacting products and services. The CyberDome™ could consist of a family of products deployed to individual users or a geographically stational grouping of products and services supporting a located service area. A CyberDome™ is implemented through the Eco-Secure Provisioning™ service which is vendor, network, and location agnostic. Clients create a CyberDome, leveraging BlockFrame IUR™ service to set up requirements and credentials for secure interaction of each of their selected features. Registration criteria establish interaction uniformity with our CyberDome™ customer specific standardized security artifacts, defining their CyberDome uniquely from other. The CyberDome™ owner specific artifacts are how participating service providers, content creation, and end system or user credentials are locked to the CyberDome™ and enforced to comply with the CyberDome™ owners established parameters.
To start your CyberDome™ service contact BlockFrame® to register you own CyberDome Specific Artifacts and begin enforcing the security requirements for your participants. Upon setting up a CyberDome™ participating service platform owners, content providers, and edge IoT systems, or mobile applications will require registration in your CyberDome™ in order to link each service, content item or edge item. Security uniformity and services can be established within your CyberDome™ to support the following interactive features and much more.
Edge node peer-to-peer operations
Cyber defense in depth zero-trust between edge nodes
Secure software and patching
Signing data with Proof of Originating edge system or mobile application
Local product synchronization for (network) peer-to-peer operations
Ala carte purchases of services from competing vendors
Direct edge node Peer-to-peer Economic operations
Trusted document receipt and verification
Smart Contract Features
Logging immutable operations, Proof of Origin, critical events
Zero-trust verification for first engagement of unknown edger nodes
Zero-knowledge proofs for identity verifications
Multi-Factor Authentication and Identification
Edge system self-checking, configuration for proof of integrity
Edge node peer-to-peer operations
Cyber defense in depth zero-trust between edge nodes
Secure software and patching
Signing data with Proof of Originating edge system or mobile application
Local product synchronization for (network) peer-to-peer operations
Ala carte purchases of services from competing vendors
Direct edge node Peer-to-peer Economic operations
Trusted document receipt and verification
Smart Contract Features
Logging immutable operations, Proof of Origin, critical events
Zero-trust verification for first engagement of unknown edger nodes
Zero-knowledge proofs for identity verifications
Multi-Factor Authentication and Identification
Edge system self-checking, configuration for proof of integrity
Web Service to edge node
Audit of any CyberDome™ component as a service
Forced Security credential re-setting and routine augmentation
Consumption as a service for end user service
Distribution of software updates and patches
Individualized File collection from any edge IoT or mobile application
Individualized file delivery to any edge IoT or mobile application
Transaction and event logging
Requested real time self-checking and configuration auditing
Analytics or reporting of risk related to deployed systems
Analytics or reporting of document delivery, creation, and usage
Remote Authentication and Identification of users
Web Service to edge node
Audit of any CyberDome™ component as a service
Forced Security credential re-setting and routine augmentation
Consumption as a service for end user service
Distribution of software updates and patches
Individualized File collection from any edge IoT or mobile application
Individualized file delivery to any edge IoT or mobile application
Transaction and event logging
Requested real time self-checking and configuration auditing
Analytics or reporting of risk related to deployed systems
Analytics or reporting of document delivery, creation, and usage
Remote Authentication and Identification of users
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