A Better Private Network
Why You Need a Private Network
You go to great lengths to protect your organization’s network, and your wireless devices should adhere to the same rigorous security requirements. A private network helps protect the information your devices send and receive by routing traffic from wireless devices through a secure, dedicated tunnel. This provides you with access to your remote and mobile assets without making them visible on the internet. Your wireless devices are a part of your organization’s network, and you are in control of how they can be accessed.
UScellular™ Advantages
Stable Connection
We create a direct connection from your mobile devices, sensors or meters to your organization’s internal network.
Reliable Network
We’ve got you covered from the city to the countryside.
Flexible Setup
Our dedicated teams offer unique flexibility and a personal approach, because we understand that organizations have different technical requirements.
Easier Implementation
Our team of local technology experts is ready to help your business get up and running faster.
Benefits Gained
Confidence
As more and more Internet of Things (IoT) devices in your business become connected, you can be confident that your private network can minimize your attack surface, reducing your vulnerability.
Security
Enforce your security requirements on wireless devices, which appear as a logical extension of your organization’s own LAN.
Remote Access to Assets
Gain wireless access to remote assets for supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems or to monitor / control applications without exposing them to potential threats on a public network.
Ease of Deployment
Whether you are provisioning and deploying a few or a few hundred devices at a time, you can do so quickly and easily on your private network using our cloud-based portal.
Threats Avoided
Data Breaches
43% of businesses reported breaches in 2018.1
Malware Exposure
In 2017, new malware increased by 54% for mobile.2
Multiple Points of Access
127 new IoT devices connect to the internet every second.3
Ransomware
On average, over 4,000 ransomware attacks have occurred daily since January 1, 2016.4
References
- Wallace, David. “Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Private Network.” Infographic Journal, 2019. https://infographicjournal.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-virtual-private-network/
- Ibid.
- Petro, Christo. “Internet of Things Statistics 2020 [The Rise of IoT].” TechJury, 2019. https://techjury.net/blog/internet-of-things-statistics#gref
- U.S. Government. “How to Protect Your Networks from Ransomware.” 2016. https://www.justice.gov/criminal-ccips/file/872771/download