Honeywell SMX helps to enforce active policy controls across your organization. The SMX gateway security device simply resides in your physical “front desk” or a site location of your choice. A consumer-driven touch screen (which works even with gloves on) intuitively prompts visitors to insert their removable media as part of the check-in procedure. Malware and other security threats are detected before they can be transmitted by USBs to critical infrastructure in the facility.

Upon visitor or employee check-out, SMX checks the device again for anomalies and later supports forensics by logging device information.

A weaponized USB device is modified or designed to exploit vulnerabilities in computer systems or to carry out unauthorized activities. These devices are typically used as a tool for cyber attacks and can pose significant risks to computer security.

Honeywell SMX helps protect against weaponized USB devices such as Rubber Ducky, OMG Cable, Bash Bunny, OMG Plug, Flipper Zero and others.

Honeywell GARD (Global Analysis, Research, and Defense) is dedicated to OT-focused cybersecurity research, innovation, and integration. As a part of the Honeywell's cybersecurity solution, GARD leverages data curated from 7 Honeywell cybersecurity research centers, and across 5,000 deployments in 65 countries to provide OT threat analysis and threat detection.

Yes. Honeywell SMX is customized during deployment to meet each specific site's needs for data collection and information access.