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Page 1: Alarmed Carrier for Protected Distribution Systems (PDS) Protected Distribution Systems (PDS) at U.S. Government installations built in accordance with ... CNSSI No.7003 (September

Alarmed Carrier for Protected Distribution Systems (PDS)

Fiber SenSys and Fiber SenSys logos are trademarks of Fiber SenSys, Inc. BR-SM-015 Rev. H 170615

Layer One Intrusion Detection

Physical Protection of Network Cable Infrastructure

TM

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How the System Works Government Certifications

Information is one of the world’s

most sought-after commodities and protecting the vital flow of that information from theft and sabotage is a critical challenge. Increasingly the cables used to transmit data are drawing heightened attention. These cables form the network backbone yet both copper and fiber cables are vulnerable to intruders that might tap into their data streams.

Encryption codes protect data by making it more difficult to decipher, but given enough time an insider can defeat an encryption code. That’s why Fiber SenSys offers SecurLAN an intrusion detection system designed to protect data networks at the physical layer. SecurLAN monitors for tiny vibrations caused when an intruder tries to cut into a data cable and tap into the data stream. Unlike encryption codes, SecurLAN cannot be “cracked.” That’s why it is required on the highest security networks, even the ones that also have encryption.

SecurLAN protects network data by using the same advanced fiber-optic sensing technology for which Fiber SenSys is renowned; the same technology used to help protect perimeters around nuclear missile sites. SecurLAN uses dark fibers (those not used to transmit data) to sense vibrations from any intruder attempting to physically tap the fiber-optic conduit or cable. By using fibers inside the network cable, SecurLAN ensures network data cannot be compromised or stolen in the vulnerable stretch between terminals, even if the intruder is an insider with easy access to those cables.

Fiber SenSys’ SecurLAN provides complete and solid protection against unauthorized physical access of your network. Here are some of the institutions and applications where SecurLAN has been used:

• U.S. Government Protected Distribution

Systems (PDS)

• National laboratories

• Banks

• Hospitals

• Research facilities

• Data storage facilities

• Command and control centers

Network Security Applications

Fiber SenSys is the world leader in fiber-optic perimeter and data security systems with over five million meters of fiber installed at

over 12,000 sites. We secure some of the world’s most critical assets - we can secure yours.

SL508 Alarm Processor Unit

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The Fiber IS the Sensor

Dynamic Cable Choices

Fiber-Optic Sensor Cable

Network Data Cables

Optional Cable Embedding in Armored Jacket

Installation Cost Savings

Whether you have an existing network to

protect or you’re installing a new one,

SecurLAN’s cable options save you money.

Choose from single sensor strands to protect

existing infrastructure, or one of SecurLAN’s

bundled cable options, embedding the sensor

cable together with the network cables.

You can use existing dark (unused) fiber (within

distances and specifications) or choose

bundled “pre-alarmed” or “armored and

alarmed” backbone cables to protect the

information network.

SecurLAN senses vibration using the same type of fiber

employed in fiber-optic networks. If your network has dark or

unused fiber, you can often use it as the sensor, eliminating the

need to pull an additional sensing fiber through the cable

conduit.

The Alarm Processing Unit (APU) transmits laser light through

the sensing fiber and measures the light using a specialized

optical receiver. Any physical disturbance of the cable disrupts

the pattern, instantly alerting the operator when someone

tries to tap into the network.

Sophisticated software algorithms discriminate between

background noise and vibrations caused by intruders, virtually

eliminating nuisance alarms. SecurLAN is highly resistant to

false positives as well as attempts to defeat or sabotage the

system. And because optical fiber is a dielectric, it is immune

to noise that might otherwise be caused by electromagnetic

and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI).

The APU senses changes in the light caused by physical intrusions and instantly alerts the security response teams.

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SecurLAN is compliant for use in network Protected Distribution Systems (PDS) at U.S. Government installations built in accordance with listed guidelines:

1) Committee on National Security Systems CNSSI No.7003 (September 2015) Protected Distribution Systems (PDS)

2) Air Force Instruction AFSSI 7703

3) U.S. Navy Protected Distribution Systems

Guidebook NAVSO P-5239-22

4) U.S. ARMY Regulation AR25-2

Compliance

Specifications

Application: Physical layer data-protection system

System Control: Fiber Commander™ or user’s existing head-end system

Intrusion Sensor: Single-mode or multimode optical fiber

Maximum Number of Zones: Head-end dependent; scalable

Alarm Notification: Local visual/audible alarms, saved alarm history and hardware printout, APUs interface to industry standard head-ends for additional functionality

Min. Required Components: One Fiber SenSys alarm processing unit (APU), Fiber Commander head-end or user’s existing head-end, sensor cable, insensitive cable leads

Optional Components: Alarm Input/output modules, serial-to-Ethernet converter, optical cutoff switch, remote AC power switch

How the System Works

SecurLAN uses dark (unused) fibers in your network as vibration sensors, to detect when someone physically tries to cut into your network cable to steal your data. The system can also use pulled fiber in conduit if your network doesn’t have dark fibers available.

1) The fiber-optic sensor is an integral part of the network cable.

2) The alarm processing unit transmits laser light through the sensing fiber.

3) Vibrations from intruders attempting to tap the network cables disturb the pattern of light in the sensing fiber, triggering an alarm.

SecurLAN instantly alerts operators to intrusion attempts, allowing the network to proactively route information away from the compromised cable.

2925 NW Aloclek Drive, Suite 120 Hillsboro, OR USA 97124

Tel: +1.503.692.4430 +1-800-641-8150

www.fibersensys.com

High Performance - High Reliability - High Security

Fiber SenSys and Fiber SenSys logos are trademarks of Fiber SenSys, Inc. BR-SM-015 Rev. H 170615

Single-strand zones and insensitive lead-in capability,

combined with manual tuning and calibration allow for

the lowest cost per zone in the industry.

SecurLAN 500 Series PDS for PON