Vital Zero Trust Security for Vital Industries

Use Cases

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WoSPs interconnect workloads and devices to form a Zero Trust network at the application layer and defend it with Cloud Native AMTD within and across all cloud environments.

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Simple, Zero Trust, future-proof connections between workloads

across different Kubernetes clusters.

across different data center environments.

across different organizational environments.

across different cloud environments.

across different identity domains.

Sharing data among applications is risky

Many cyber attacks are focused on stealing data. Conventional cyber defenses are slow to recognize the an attack and some are easy to avoid detection. Hopr’s Cloud Native AMTD disrupts attacks by depriving threat actors of information needed to launch the attack.
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Key Theft

Keys, tokens, passcodes and other static credentials are easily obtained by threat actors and lose their secrecy without your knowledge. One-time codes are also vulnerable to theft and misuse.

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Identity Theft

Cloud workloads are identified by “certificates” that are issued automatically without vetting the workload trust first. Certificates involve multiple static keys that can be obtained by theft.

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Man-In-The-Middle Attacks

Secure transport is not available everywhere in the cloud. Threat actors perform attack reconnaissance, scan traffic, and locate unsecured transport or endpoints that expose data.

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Malware Injections

Threat actors deliver code to workload endpoints and it is launched or injected to infect or encrypt valuable data and resources. Malware is often enclosed in TLS encryption.

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Session Key Intercept

Session keys must be exchanged between endpoints each time an encrypted session begins. Threat actors have the skill and tools to find them and remove them for nefarious use.

How Hopr WoSPs protect app networks with AMTD

Hopr WoSPs are small, lightweight proxies that easily build secure networks of applications and devices across clouds, segments, and clusters. Read our white paper to learn about the WoSP's features, advantages, and benefits.
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Illustrative Case Studies

Secure Transfer of Health and Medical Records

  • Records are sensitive, private, and subject to regulations.
  • Patients have rights to authorized disclosure of personal data.
  • Records must be shared across organizations with variable security practices and procedures.
  • Cloud-base record storage is vulnerable from a large attack surface and data losses can be severe.

Hopr's solution:

FileFlo™ is EHR/EMR file transfer and synchronization application that is equipped with a WoSP to protect access to the application and EHR/EMR files that are shared across healthcare and insurance providers.

Changes in a medical record at one healthcare organization can be securely shared (synchronized) with any other authorized locations where the record may be stored.

Financial API Transactions and Risk

  • High-frequency trading, risk modeling, and real-time customer financial services across regions.
  • Applications span commercial clouds and on-prem Kubernetes clusters (microservices) and third parties (external partners).
  • Business velocity requires cross-cloud workloads connected via APIs.
  • Existing static credentials, long-lived tokens, and traditional segmentation create major security risks and operational complexity.

Hopr's solution:

Each workload at a traditional identity trust boundary, such as a cluster, a commercial cloud, or an on-prem private cloud is equipped with a Korvette WoSP to ensure high trust app connections and eliminate the vulnerabilities of static API keys and cloud workload credential systems.

Securing Industrial IoT Devices Across Multi-cloud Infrastructure

  • IoT devices in critical infrastructure rely heavily on APIs deployed across thousands of endpoints
  • AI decision engines that take telemetry from sensors and predict failures or control infrastructure must operate safely and continuously without error.
  • Intelligent IoT can span commercial clouds and on-prem Kubernetes clusters (microservices) and third parties (external partners).
  • Critical IoT infrastructure is vulnerable to identity spoofing, credential theft, and AI-attacks.

Hopr's solution:

Each cloud-enabled IoT device is equipped with a Korvette WoSP to ensure Zero Trust identity verification between sensors, control devices, and WoSP-equipped AI applications to ensure trusted, tamper-proof operation of critical infrastructure networks.

Safegaurding AI Innovation Workloads

  • Proprietary machine learning agents perform real-time financial forecasting and autonomous trading.
  • AI Workload rely on the integrity of live data feeds from third parties.
  • Agile and fast proprietary processing is needed for success, but catastrophic outcomes occur if data tampering occurs.
  • Static API credentials, long-lived tokens, and identity trust of third party APIs are critical challenges.

Hopr's solution:

Each AI agent workload is deployed with a Korvette WoSP to ensure verified identity trust of third parties before data feeds are recieved by AI agent workloads. Data is ultra-secure in transit with SEE™ encrypted connections .

See the WoSP in operation

Click the image at left to watch a 3:36 (min:sec) recorded demo of Hopr WoSPs protecting workload endpoints, end-to-end encrypting messages, and refusing access from untrusted connections.
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Use Cases FAQ

Can Hopr work with any infrastructure?

Hopr can work with any containerized infrastructure. Hopr is compatible with Kubernetes, Docker Swarm or other Infrastructure as a Service platforms that use containers.

What are the various types "workloads" that work with Hopr?

"Workloads" is a general term for machines and devices that operate through the cloud. It includes VMs, containerized infrastructure, mobile devices, and IoT.

Do I have to modify my apps and APIs to use Hopr?

No. Hopr's technology does not required modifications to the code of existing applications or APIs. Our technology is containerized and deployed with workloads. Protective features deliver security immediately after deployment to production.

How do Hopr's solutions meet Zero Trust?

Zero Trust requires verification of trust. Hopr rotates workload identity and secret credentials at a high frequency with our CHIPSTM technology and protocol. And we verify both credentials at the start of each session to guarantee the authenticity and trust of both workloads in a communication session.

Gartner, Emerging Tech: Security — The Future of Cyber Is Automated Moving Target Defense, Lawrence Pingree, Carl Manion, et al.., 28 February 2023. GARTNER is a registered trademark and service mark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and is used herein with permission. All rights reserved. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.