According to KuppingerCole’s 2025 Leadership Compass on Secure Remote Access for OT/ICS, the market is shifting rapidly from niche solutions to a core pillar of industrial cybersecurity. Secure Remote Access (SRA) has become essential for enabling real-time diagnostics, remote maintenance, and vendor collaboration — all while protecting systems never designed for exposure to modern cyber threats.
Firewall logs are essential for tracking, auditing, and analyzing network activity — from detecting threats to investigating incidents. However, raw firewall logs are often unstructured, vendor-specific, and inconsistent across environments. This makes them difficult to correlate with subscriber or user activity and hard to retain for long-term regulatory or forensic use.
The convergence of 4G/5G mobile networks and the explosion of the Internet of Things (IoT) demands a new standard in network security. A modern, telco-grade RADIUS Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) server must move beyond simple identity checks. Kron AAA meets this challenge by introducing a sophisticated multi-attribute security model, now fortified with crucial Access Point Name (APN) Awareness.
Oracle RAC clusters can be made auditable and policy-driven without manual node maintenance. Auto-registration, cluster-aware Database Firewall, and real-time metadata sync are delivered in Kron DAM&DDM to keep controls consistent during failover and growth.
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre reports a sharp increase in “nationally significant” cyber incidents, most tied to legacy systems and weak identity governance. As organizations modernize, many still overlook the largest vulnerability in their environments: uncontrolled privilege. This article explores why identity has become the real infrastructure, why traditional models fail, and how a complete privileged-access strategy creates measurable resilience.