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Network Guard White Paper
Assured Protection for Legacy In-Service and Certified Operational Technology
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Provable isolation, from data center to edge
Host multi-tenant and multi-vendor workloads on formally verified boundaries
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Shared infrastructure where one compromised workload cannot reach any other
Data centers and mobile networks work on the assumption that a general-purpose kernel of millions of unverified lines will hold the boundary between tenants, between vendors, and between workloads. One exploit at that layer will take everything on the host. Kry10 replaces the assumption of security with proof at the kernel and gives every workload a boundary the kernel itself enforces.
Key Challenges
The world depends on what you build
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The hypervisor or host Linux is a single point of failure, where one exploit compromises every tenant and every network function on the machine.
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Open RAN and multi-vendor deployments share kernel and memory, with no architecturally enforced boundary between components
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AI models and inference workloads are the highest-value target on the estate, exposed to exfiltration, poisoning and extraction by whatever runs beside them
How Kry10 Helps
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Shrink the trusted computing base to roughly ten thousand formally verified lines of kernel
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Give every tenant, vendor and network function its own partition, with nothing shared unless you authorize it
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Run models and inference in partitions whose isolation can be cryptographically attested to an auditor
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