What we offer
The SCION Internet architecture developed at ETH Zurich is a disruptive technology that provides secure inter-domain routing, QoS, DDoS defense mechanisms, resilient public-key infrastructures, and an unprecedented level of availability. We leverage the SCION architecture to offer next-generation Internet services and address the flaws and limitations of today’s Internet.
Disruptive Technology
SCION is a clean-slate re-design of core Internet protocols. Our aim is to provide SD-WAN properties for every Internet connection.
Multipath Communication
SCION enables the simultaneous use of multiple paths, transparently hiding failures as traffic is immediately shifted to functioning links.
Business Continuity
In case of outages, multipath communication, secure link revocation, and isolation result in a seamless redirection of traffic to working paths.
Security & Resilience
The SCION architecture, with security and decentralization as primary objectives, is resilient to failures, misconfiguration, and compromise.
Formal Verification
Verifiable routers provide ISPs with proofs of backdoor-freedom and absence of software errors.
Network Management
Customers can decide which network paths they announce, without involving their ISP.
Lower Costs
Our technology offers approximate leased-line properties at nearly the cost of a regular Internet connection.
Path Control
SCION’s path control system allows customers to select the path a packet will traverse, enabling QoS and traffic prioritization.
Bandwidth Guarantees
Inter-domain resource allocation enables customers to thwart DDoS attacks and network congestion though global bandwidth reservations.
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Anapaya Systems is looking to strengthen its team with a Site Reliability Engineer. Play a mission-critical role in designing, building, and operating the infrastructure that runs our products. As part of a small but growing operations team you will have a lot of trust and responsibility to build and deliver customer-premise deployments as well as extending our internal operation capabilities.