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Phoenix's mGuard Secure Cloud offers operators and machine builders a highly secure, web-based method for instant remote services to any machine and production plant within a client's network. The mGuard Secure Cloud is a professionally hosted, turnkey remote-services ecosystem for both the machine builder and the plant operator. Using a standard web browser, service personnel can connect to the Secure Cloud website and, after successfully authenticating, access all relevant client information: locations, operators, service targets (machines), users, as well as their access rights. A quick overview is also made available of all machines currently online and ready for instant remote service.
Implementing and operating an industry-standard remote services solution can be a complex task. Our cloud-based service remedies this situation, with a turnkey system for industrial remote services for utility operators, machine builders and plant technicians. Setup takes place in a few easy steps with hard- and software configuration provided.
The mGuard VPN technology uses the IPsec security protocol with strong encryption. This guarantees the confidentiality, authenticity and integrity of all information and data transmitted between the service staff and the machines.
The mGuard Secure Cloud forms a powerful and scalable VPN infrastructure in the cloud, securely interconnecting service staff with machines and plants via the Internet. Operated in a state-of-the-art data center with 24x7x365 monitoring, this ensures maximum reliability and availability to support your machines, facilities and customers.
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Of course, your service targets (machines) and service technicians can access the mGuard Secure Cloud services worldwide.
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