Make sure your Internet data plan is fairly distributed and not overused.
Use Quota with any internet provider or a carrier such as Starlink, VSAT, 4G etc. No hardware required.
Reduce the impact of cyber incidents and breaches by segregating networks.
Set up quota per user or user group. Provided by time or volume. Based on day/week/month.
Date: Wednesday, October 29th
Time: 09:00 CET / 16:00 SGT
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Each crew member can keep track their data allowance directly on their device using our app. Data can be distributed based on volume, time, or by allowance set per day, week or month.
Time control
You can add a time restriction on the crew’s Starlink or other provider. A time limit helps the most eager seafarers avoid using all their data bandwidth right away. You can also set time limits, securing the right balance between business needs and crew welfare.
Purchase
You can create price-lists for carriers, vessels and groups of users. Configure the free quota limit in MBs per day/week or month. If the free allowance has been spent, users can buy more data through our app or the slop chest.
Allow your seafarers to instantly see how much they’ve used and what’s left in data or time.
Now, crew can use Starlink for activities such as video streaming or choose VSAT for lower-demand tasks.
Users can buy more data directly in the app, no need to contact IT or the captain.
Reduce the impact of cyber incidents and breaches. If a crew member accidentally downloads malware on their personal device, it will be confined to the crew network.
Block, restrict and allow e-mail, web browsing, instant messaging, VoIP and file downloads.
Control access and usage rights per network, computer, user group, or individual user on the ship.
Block specific network traffic to reduce exposure to undesirable or high risk internet services.
Route network traffic to the most suitable carrier based on bandwidth availability, priority and cost.
Automatically select the best and most appropriate available carrier. The service seamlessly switches between carriers with fleet-wide prioritisation.
Add an extra layer of security at the DNS level.
Add-on to Dualog Quota
With higher connection speeds there is an increased need for protection. Block malware, phishing and cyber threats before they reach your onboard networks. With this add-on, you can stay ahead of hackers and ensure safe browsing for everyone onboard.
Protects all onboard devices by operating at the DNS level.
Blocks malware, ransomware, phishing, and C2 callbacks.
You can easily control internet access and block unwanted sites.
Track activity, analyse blocked threats and respond to incidents.
Cybersecurity reporting provides an essential overview and supports numerous certification processes.
Our expert will help your to optimise your ship’s networks setup
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Yes. Dualog Quota supports all internet gateways you might have onboard.
We recommend a normal computer (or VM) with two network cards.
Hardware (or virtual machine):
Yes. You need to install Dualog Connection Suite. In Dualog Connection Suite you will set up the internet traffic routing.
There are three options for easy import of users:
You pay a monthly subscription fee per vessel per month. You can have unlimited number of users.
No. You can however limit the number of hours per day/week/month if needed.
Yes.
Users will access Internet using an app or log in through a captive portal. You also have full firewall functionality that can allow you to bypass login requirements for designated devices.
Yes if you add Dualog Protect to your subscription you can filter and block content.
Yes. You can configure it so that crew can buy more allowance. Payment needs to be performed outside of Dualog. Additional airtime needs to be bought directly from the airtime provider.
No. You will receive purchase reports, but the payment needs to be performed outside of Dualog.
Yes. You can export traffic reports showing the consumption for a ship, with fields showing the date, user account, IP address, and the amount of data consumed (bytes), per satellite system.
No.
