Implementing Digital Trust in Cyber Physical Systems, Devices and Data for AI/ML Powered Telecommunications
Symmera offers secure, mission-aligned technology and operational solutions for the telecommunications industry. We help telcos modernize, defend, and operate in complex, converged information/operations technology (IT/OT) environments. Our platform provides both low-coding and zero-coding models for original equipment manufacturers to deliver application security by design and meet stringent federal security, compliance, and readiness requirements. Our approach is built around mission impact, risk reduction, and operational resilience for cyber physical and air-gapped systems for connectivity over wireless, cellular, and Bluetooth using subscriber identity module cards or network domain name system based two-factor authentication.
Symmera’s Distributed Intelligent Network (DIN) platform provides TELCO grade solutions for wireless and cellular gateways and mobile devices, with:
Trust for non-repudiable identity in cyber physical systems, headless field devices, and data sources.
Enhanced verification of trust with device two-factor authentication for tamper-resistant command and control. The threat is not in the network; it is in the data (with data poisoning to attack AI decision logic and digital twins – instead of the shielded physical device). The imminent risk in mission critical systems is a data driven attack.
Location awareness for logical geo-fencing to protect against remote and mobile attackers from untrusted sites. Network segmentation techniques are hard to scale and manage in converged IT/OT environments.
Cryptographic agility with authoritative labels and risk classification. The compliance requirements for AI systems and cybersecurity controls are different. Network based detection and prevention systems train artificial intelligence models with network intelligence – not authoritative device intelligence for machine learning.
Observability for operational integrity monitoring with digital trust in telemetry, logs, events, and application-level metadata.
