Secure Remote Access
A Netcutter connects to a Fognigma Network and appears as an Exit Point, generating traffic from the location it’s installed. If placed in a local network, authorized users can access the private resources on that remote network by connecting to the Netcutter’s Exit Point through Fognigma.
Global Exit Points
Since a Netcutter can connect to two networks simultaneously (one to communicate with a Fognigma network and one to direct network traffic from inside the network), a Netcutter can create a Fognigma Exit point anywhere in the world.
VDI Integration
Netcutters are compatible with Fognigma’s virtual desktops. By selecting the Netcutter Exit Point through an onboard application, VDI users anywhere in the world can monitor private resources remotely or generate traffic from the Netcutter's location.
Cellular Integration
Users with 3G/4G cellular service can connect a Netcutter to a mobile phone to generate an Exit Point based on the phone's location. When other users select that Exit Point, their web traffic will appear to be originating from that location and cellular network.
The administrator enters Fognigma credentials, authenticates with the system, and selects the Netcutter’s network.
The administrator selects the Netcutter Exit Point.
The administrators accesses the LAN at the remote facility to monitor the network and devices remotely, while generating traffic from the remote facility’s location.
