Multi-port network interface card (nic)
AssigneeOwl Cyber Defense Solutions, LLC
InventorsBrian John KANE, Timothy Mark FAHL, II, Steven STAUBLY
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AssigneeOwl Cyber Defense Solutions, LLC
InventorsBrian John KANE, Timothy Mark FAHL, II, Steven STAUBLY
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Systems, methods, and apparatuses disclosed herein can enable a computing system to connect to a network. These systems, methods, and apparatuses can connect the computing system to the network through multiple network connections. These multiple network connections represent distinct, physically separate signal pathways to improve security. This physical separation, or isolation, from one another creates distinct boundaries between these multiple network connections, for example, to minimize shared resources these systems, methods, and apparatuses. These distinct boundaries can reduce the vulnerability of these systems, methods, and apparatuses to, for example, attacks that exploit shared sources among these systems, methods, and apparatuses, data leakage within these systems, methods, and apparatuses, and/or unauthorized access to these systems, methods, and apparatuses. Moreover, these distinct boundaries can additionally enhance security by improving fault isolation, enforcing access control, and/or supporting secure communication protocols, among others, within these systems, methods, and apparatuses.
A network interface card (NIC) for connecting a computer system to a network, the NIC comprising:
A computer system for connecting to a network, the computer system comprising:
A method for connecting a computer system to a network, the method comprising:
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