Choose Your Level of Security. The new Message Authentication Protocol (MAP) secures byte-oriented data packets, such as those found on Modbus® or DNP SCADA networks, with encryption and/or authentication algorithms. Authentication of the data packets ensures the data are from a trusted source and not modified en route. Encryption not only adds greater security, but it also provides privacy. This is especially important if the data find their way onto publicly accessible networks, such as spread spectrum radios or telephone infrastructures.

Phase in Security With Mixed-Mode Functionality. The new option also provides mixed-mode functionality for multiple cipher suites to operate on the same serial multidrop network. It even allows for legs of the serial network to operate with no security. In this way, security system architects can phase in security by adding SEL-3021-2 devices to the unsecured legs later.

Satisfy NERC/ERO CIP Network and Security Requirements by Logging Access Attempts. Logging allows 1,024 volatile SER logs and 512 nonvolatile history logs. Log access attempts, remote operators, operation data, length of sessions, and time/date stamps enhance the security of SCADA, metering, and protection systems.

Secure Ethernet Communications for Legacy Serial Devices. Combine SEL-2890 Ethernet Transceivers with SEL-3021-2 Serial Encrypting Transceivers to communicate with an SEL-351 Directional Overcurrent and Reclosing Relay over the Ethernet.  The SEL-2890 devices create a serial-to-Ethernet tunnel, while the SEL-3021-2 devices provide security through data encryption and authentication.   

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The SEL-3021-2 and SEL-2890 enhance the security of critical infrastructure systems with encryption, authentication, and logging for legacy serial devices.

Budgetary Retail, Quantity 1: $540

(Prices displayed are for planning purposes and are subject to change. Contact your SEL sales representative today for a quote on configurations and quantities to meet your needs.)