IP Device Protection
Wickets are the perfect solution for protecting IoT and IP-enabled devices with Fognigma. Protect any IoT device or multiple workstations by placing a Wicket between your modem and router. Any device connected to that router's Wi-Fi connection will be protected by an available Fognigma network.
Device Locking
The Wicket can be locked from the GUI remotely or by the user. Once locked, all sensitive information on the device is protected in an encrypted storage area and cannot be accessed until a PIN is entered to restore functionality.
Portable Access
Wickets are small, portable, and easy to set up. Anyone can completely secure and obfuscate their network activity, while at home or on travel, simply by connecting the Wicket to an Internet source, and a device (VoIP phone, wireless router, or any other IoT or IP-enabled device) to the Wicket.
Remote Support
Administrators can securely access the Wicket remotely to assist with setup, reconfigure it, or provide troubleshooting support. Wickets are accessible via VNC or SSH connections from a remote server, which are protected using Fognigma’s Portal Proxy technology.
Gateway
A stationary hardware device suited for headquarters environments that provides
large numbers of users access to Fognigma networks.
Built-in Misattribution
With a Gateway, users are automatically connected to a Fognigma network before they ever reach the Internet, so their online activities are dissociated from their worksite and traffic is directed through Fognigma network exit points hosted around the world.
Seamless Integration
Gateways can be integrated with existing infrastructure without requiring a complete overhaul, and allow administrators to continue using existing network monitoring capabilities already in place.
Easy Administration
The Gateway includes a web-based administrative portal to allow administrators to view which users are connected, terminate connections, add MAC addresses to a bypass, configure advanced settings, and more.
Multiple User & Network Support
Gateways support large numbers of users and allow them to select any available Fognigma network, entyr point, and exit point to which they’ve been assigned.
The agent uses the Wicket to connect to a Fognigma Network and obfuscate their workstation and VoIP phone from the South African field office. User 1 is operating out of the South African field office; however, she appears to be based in Ashburn, VA.
The agent uses the Wicket to connect his home workstation’s Wi-Fi router and modem to the Fognigma network. His home office is in South Africa; however, he appears to be based in Denver, CO.
An agency in the United States has multiple agents in the same field office who require access to mission specific projects, the ability to collaborate, and access to optimize network resources. The agency’s network activity must be protected and obfuscated by ensuring agents are assigned unique network paths.
User 1 arrives at the office at 6:30am, logs in, and accesses a Special Operations Fognigma network. The user selects an Exit Point, and Fognigma automatically deploys a new one with a different IP for another user.
User 2 arrives at the office at 7:00am, logs in, and accesses the same network. The user selects the second Fognigma Exit Point generated after User 1 used the first one. Once again, Fognigma automatically builds another unique Exit Point using a unique IP.
User 3 arrives at the office at 7:10am, logs in, and accesses the network. User 3 selects the third Exit Point generated after the first two exit points were used. FOGNIGMA automatically builds the next unique exit point for the next user, ensuring user traffic is never correlated.