Cyber resilient storage

HyperBUNKER – the last line of defense for your Most critical data

When security systems fail, recovery of critical data must be guaranteed

Modern organizations invest heavily in advanced cybersecurity solutions, backup systems, and disaster recovery platforms. Nevertheless, we are increasingly seeing cases where cybercriminals successfully compromise backup copies, administrator accounts, and recovery infrastructure as well. Organizations that cannot afford to lose their most critical data need an additional layer of resilience.

As a HyperBUNKER partner, Optisis delivers a solution designed to protect your most valuable data in scenarios where everything else has failed. HyperBUNKER is a physically isolated, immutable offline data vault that ensures recoverability even after the most severe cyber incidents.

What is HyperBUNKER?

HyperBUNKER is a hardware-based solution for secure, physically isolated offline data storage, designed to ensure data recovery even when conventional security mechanisms and backup systems have been compromised.

It serves as the final line of defense against ransomware, insider threats, and catastrophic cyberattacks.

Its greatest strength is complete physical network isolation (air gap), preventing attackers from accessing stored data.

HyperBUNKER uses a patented one-way data transfer mechanism ("butlering") that allows data to be written into the vault but prevents it from being modified or deleted.

Why HyperBUNKER?

Modern organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, including:

Ransomware attacks capable of compromising primary systems and backup environments,
Insider threats and misuse of privileged accounts,
Advanced cyber sabotage and infrastructure compromise,
Requirements for compliance with regulations and standards such as the GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, DORA, IEC 62443 and the NIS2 Directive.

Traditional backup and disaster recovery solutions remain an essential part of every cybersecurity strategy. However, because they are often connected to the network, they can also become targets of cyberattacks. HyperBUNKER provides a physically isolated, immutable offline vault, ensuring that at least one clean copy of your most critical data remains protected from network-based threats.

Key benefits

Physical Isolation – HyperBUNKER is not network-addressable and cannot be reached through cyberattacks.
One-Way Data Transfer – The patented "butlering" technology enables data to be written into the vault while preventing reverse access through the same path.
Dual Physical Air Gap - Data passes through a secure dual air-gap mechanism, ensuring the vault is never simultaneously exposed.
Immutable Storage - Once stored, data cannot be modified or deleted through online systems.
Versioning - Multiple immutable versions enable recovery to previous points in time.
Credential-Free Recovery - Recovery does not require domain accounts, passwords, or network access.
Compliance - Helps organizations meet the requirements of regulations and standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, DORA, the NIS2 Directive and IEC 62443 for OT/ICS cybersecurity and operational continuity in industrial control environments.

How does HyperBUNKER work?

Data is written into the vault through a one-way data path, preventing data extraction or manipulation.
Data is stored in a physically offline environment, with no network connectivity or remote access.
Write operations and media handling are managed by dedicated hardware logic with no operating system and no network interface. Because there is nothing network-addressable to reach, the control layer cannot be reached or altered remotely.
Data recovery requires physical access to the device, ensuring complete separation between the compromised online environment and the protected offline vault.

This architecture allows data to enter the vault while making it impossible to access or manipulate it remotely.

Who is it for?

HyperBUNKER is particularly suited for organizations operating in critical sectors where data loss represents significant operational, regulatory, or security risks, including:

Energy and utilities
Healthcare
Banking and financial services
Manufacturing and transportation
Telecommunications
Government and critical infrastructure

HyperBUNKER as part of your cyber resilience strategy

HyperBUNKER is not intended to replace your existing backup or disaster recovery solution. Instead, it adds an independent layer of cyber resilience, complementing existing backup infrastructure and providing the last reliable recovery option for your most critical data.

This approach is especially valuable for organizations seeking to:

Reduce the risk of total data loss caused by ransomware,
Maintain an independent and immutable copy of critical data,
Ensure business continuity even after a complete compromise of the IT environment,
Strengthen compliance with cybersecurity regulations and industry standards.

Optisis – your HyperBUNKER integration partner

As a certified HyperBUNKER partner, Optisis provides:

Expert consulting for cyber risk assessment and identification of critical data,
Integration planning within existing backup and disaster recovery environments,
Professional implementation following cybersecurity best practices,
Recovery testing and validation of the final recovery layer,
A comprehensive approach combining infrastructure, cybersecurity, and advanced IT services.

Frequently asked questions

No. HyperBUNKER complements existing backup and disaster recovery solutions by adding an independent, physically isolated layer of protection.

Yes. Because the vault is physically isolated and inaccessible through the network, ransomware cannot reach or encrypt the stored data.

Data immutability is ensured through the patented one-way data transfer mechanism, dual physical air-gap architecture, and offline storage without network connectivity.

Recovery requires physical access to the system, ensuring complete separation between the compromised production environment and the protected offline vault.

Yes. HyperBUNKER supports the protection, immutability, and resilience requirements that are fundamental to organizations subject to the NIS2 Directive.

Protect the Data You Cannot Afford to Lose

Cybersecurity is no longer only about preventing attacks. The real question is:

Can you reliably recover your most critical data after a successful cyberattack?

HyperBUNKER provides the final, physically isolated layer of protection for organizations that require absolute certainty in critical data recovery.

Talk to our experts

Contact the Optisis team to discover how HyperBUNKER can become an integral part of your cyber resilience strategy.

Official HyperBUNKER web site

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Overcome Network Service Provisioning Challenges with KOMPAS

SuperUser Account / Tuesday, January 14, 2025

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Overcome Network Service Provisioning Challenges with KOMPAS

Challenges in Service Provisioning

Each service provider is faced with the challenge of provisioning its subscriber’s services. Especially operators that provided Internet access for a long time because they usually have multiple broadband access technologies deployed in their networks. For 20+ years, service providers have been providing access to the Internet through coaxial cable (HFC), twisted pair (xDSL), wireless systems and for the last 15+ years through fiber, either in P2P or PON variety.

All these technologies come with their own provisioning systems, some are more standardized, some less, some very proprietary. For some, open-source tools are available, some use completely closed-down systems.

The Need for Integration

Consequently, operator’s OSS/BSS needs to “talk” to all these systems to efficiently provision subscribers’ services. How this is accomplished varies vastly from operator to operator.

Optisis network management system - KOMPAS is a platform which unifies all those different provisioning platforms under one umbrella allowing quick and straightforward creation of new flavors of services for existing and new subscribers. Administration of contracts and services has a familiar look, irrespective of the technology used.

Key Features of KOMPAS

KOMPAS is accessed either via Web UI or via uniform REST API (northbound API). KOMPAS also offers the capability to connect back to OSS/BSS to provide accounting information for external billing services (residing in existing OSS/BSS).

The definition of subscriber services is designed to reflect marketing offers, especially in bundled service packages which have become standard in providers’ offerings today.

An operator can define exactly all available options that are offered in its offerings, the ones included in the base price and all additional service options that an operator might offer.

Internet access services can be provisioned either as Layer2 (OAN) or Layer3 (Full-Stack). With Layer3, IP address space (v4 and v6) also needs to be pre-defined to control address space usage. Separate prefixes are defined for each of the services that an operator is offering.

Other services include voice over IP, digital TV with or without conditional access system (CAS), hosting services for e-mail, domain services, web sites and services, virtual servers, etc.

Any passive or active equipment can be managed in an integrated inventory, which can also manage allocation of equipment to prevent duplication or using equipment not known to an operator. Inventory also enables managing and tracking of inventory stock.

In southbound direction, KOMPAS sends changes to underlying provisioning services, like DHCP updates, VLAN creation, QoS adjustments, config file generation, … required to fine tune each provisioned service, either via DOCSIS config generation, RADIUS updates, TR-069, SNMP, … or remote configuration via SSH/Telnet/NETCONF.

KOMPAS utilizes all available methods to talk to all parts of the provisioning system, north and south-bound (REST, SOAP, TR-069, NETCONF, SNMP, CLI, …).

For presentation of operational parameters, like traffic graphs, power levels, SNR values, etc, KOMPAS utilizes all available methods, either via direct RRD access, API calls to NMS like Zabbix, Cacti, Libre, Nagios, …, telemetry and others, either in graphic format or in raw data format.

All this information is presented in one unifying view for all provisioned services.

Proven and Reliable Solution

Development of KOMPAS started in late 1990 and has been since used in various networks. In the beginning, providing Internet access via DOCSIS and xDSL services, with supplemental services like digital TV, conditional access (CA) and VoIP. A bit later, FTTH support was added as fiber access to the Internet started to appear in early 2000.

With the emergence of optical Open Access Networks (OAN), another service type was introduced (Layer2 OAN), which allows multiple operators to coexist on a single optical network infrastructure to provide services to their customers via Layer2 mechanism (under supervision of the network operator). Network operators manage the network, service providers are users of this network.

KOMPAS service design allows seamless addition of any service that is required by an operator. The development team is actively maintaining the codebase and introducing enhancements to all aspects of the portal while maintaining a familiar user interface.

Additional Features

For billing and statistics, reports are generated for accounting and utilization purposes, inventory management and maintenance of the network. Active access equipment and CPE devices are provisioned and managed through KOMPAS, including tasks like firmware management and configuration backup/restore.

Integrated ticketing function and notifications inform network operator and users of the portal about events that appear in the network. For example, when customer’s ONT becomes active, when device is detected behind operator’s NT, if part of network becomes unresponsive, etc.

Maintenance events can be announced, and actively updated, or in case of an outage of certain network segment, notifications can be sent out to predefined list of recipients.

Simplifying network management

In short, KOMPAS is here to streamline provisioning process and consolidate different technologies under its umbrella.

Let our experts show you how Optisis can optimize your network's performance, streamline operations, and deliver exceptional service to your customers.

For more information and Hands-On demonstration, contact us.

Would you like to know more about the KOMPAS system?

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