Worried about your data falling into the wrong hands?
Your enterprise doesn’t need to fall victim to breaches in Internet Security.
Take your vital & confidential business data off the grid and connect to your locations across the globe via your own secure, offline GSAN Vanta dark satellite network.
Extraterrestrial Security
OFFLINE = SECURE
GSAN Vanta takes your mission-critical business network entirely offline and connects it via satellite rendering outside attacks virtually impossible. We call it "Dark Satellite" and it is vitally necessary in today's precarious digital world.
biometric access
Access to a GSAN Vanta network is only possible through physical access to the satellite network hub infrastructure via biometric authentication to the equipment cage. 2 and 3-stage authentication and video surveillance is also in place to verify the identity of individuals who can access the network.
sleep at night
GSAN Vanta is ideal for governments, large and small enterprise and any other organization that wants to maintain absolute control and security over their critical data. Sleep at night in the knowledge that your business data is not accessible to nefarious actors out in cyberspace.
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