Real identity
Every send is confirmed with the computer's own means: Windows Hello, Touch ID or the account password, or the desktop's prompt on Linux. The Agent never collects a password.
Bardin Gate ARTAir-Gap Regulated Transfer
Controlled file transfer between separate networks, signed for by an identified person
ART carries one file at a time from a user's computer to a fixed destination on the other network. Every transfer is identified, inspected and, where policy asks, approved. The user takes three simple steps, and the two networks are never joined.
The problem it solves
People have to move files for legitimate work, and the usual ways, a USB stick, a shared password, a temporary network link, undo what isolation is for. ART does the same job under control. The user sends from their own computer, and the 2U appliance, independently of them, authorises, inspects and delivers the file.
- One 2U appliance
- It fits in a rack. There is no server or extra software to buy.
- No physical link
- Your two networks are never connected to each other.
- Three steps for the user
- Select, confirm with the operating system, send.
- No Internet needed
- Licences, updates and signatures arrive offline.
What you get
Fixed destinations
Administrators define the destinations, and users only choose from the list they are allowed. Nobody types a path.
Layered assurance
Structural validation, ClamAV, YARA and the appliance's AI model in isolation, with owner signatures and third-party attestation.
Alerts on the unusual
ART learns each user's normal transfers and alerts you when one departs from them.
Approval by several people
Policy can require several independent approvers, and a sender cannot approve their own file.
Verified delivery
The final file is reopened and hashed. Until then it is not delivered, and a partial file is never visible.
Easy for everyone
The user takes three steps and the administrator sees everything in one browser console. No scripts and no daily babysitting.
Where it fits
Sending a report out
An analyst on the safe network sends a report to an outside partner; policy asks for the manager's approval.
Bringing a file in
A file from the unsafe network is inspected and, after the security approver signs off, reaches the safe network.
A contractor, one destination
A contractor gets one defined destination, never an open folder or a shared password.
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