In our increasingly connected world, the thought of unplugging might seem counterintuitive. Yet, when it comes to some of the most sensitive and critical information, isolation is key. Enter the concept of Air Gapped System—a cybersecurity measure that ensures data remains untouchable by external networks. This blog post will introduce you to the intricacies of air gapped systems, their technology, use cases, benefits, challenges, and more.

The Technology Behind Air Gapped Systems
Air gapped systems operate by physically isolating a computer or network from unsecured networks, most notably the internet. This separation is achieved through several physical and technical measures, such as the absence of network interface cards (NICs), the use of unidirectional gateways, and strict access controls.