Zero-trust file protection with Glasswall CDR
Multiple connectors available to define how the Cross Domain Plug-in communicates with storage repositories before passing the file to the Glasswall CDR platform for threat removal
Key features
Connector support for multiple storage types and communication protocols, including:
- Amazon S3
- Box
- Dropbox
- FTP
- Google Cloud Storage
- Google Drive
- HTTP
- Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Minio
- OpenDrive
- Oracle Cloud Storage
- put.io
- Rackspace Cloud Files
- SFTP
- WebDav
Use cases
Centralized file processing services
Bulk file imports
Platform migration to cloud
Cross Domain Solutions
Zero-Trust scenarios that require eradication of threats
Internal bulk file scanning
Disaster recovery and business resumption
Forensic analysis of malware propogation
High-probability zero-day target
Third party network connections
End of life environments interacting with file ingress from other networks
How it works
The Glasswall Cross Domain Solutions Plug-in mediates the flow of files from a source location (e.g. Dropbox) onto the Glasswall CDR Platform which instantly cleans and rebuilds files to match their known good manufacturer’s specification – then places the safe file to a destination location which is typically in a higher trust zone.
CDR implementations can be chained together, as they span different domains to ensure that the process is double-blind. Files are processed in dedicated Kubernetes Pods and Containers which are destroyed once a sanitized file is emitted, ensuring the integrity of the environment.