Overview

In 2018, Telos announced the launch of Telos Ghost, a secure, cloud-based, patented system for private, secure and anonymous operations on the internet. The product operates under the philosophy, “you can’t exploit what you can’t see,” offering a completely anonymous way to do business, share intelligence and assess cyber threats online. This capability in turn keeps business and mission critical communications hidden from adversaries and safe from intrusion. As the challenge of secure mobility persists and today’s enterprises rely heavily on remote connectivity to critical network resources, standard virtual private networks (VPNs) and encryption schemes are simply no longer sufficient to evade increasingly sophisticated threats. Telos Ghost goes a step further, using the anonymity of open-source VPN technology to access a highly obfuscated and encrypted private internet for additional security and privacy capabilities. Essentially, it integrates technologies that provide high levels of network obfuscation and multiple layers of encryption. This is represented through three main methods of use: Private Web Access, Private Network Access and Cloaked Services. Telos recently finalized the integration of Telos Ghost into Chromebooks and began a pilot with a large Virginia school, with plans to formally launch a student privacy solution later this year.

As cyber threats continue to escalate, especially since the beginning of the pandemic, Telos recognized that the solutions it provides must evolve and grow. In 2020, the company added enhancements to the Telos Ghost offering that included a collaboration capability to the private unified communications platform that allows the ultimate cloaking of voice, video and chat services with a secure collaboration repository. This enhancement provides the ability for worldwide collaboration of mission critical information while ensuring cyber-attack surfaces are eliminated.