Yoics, Your Device Cloud

How it Works

Once a device or app is enabled with Yoics, all a user needs to do is register it with their email address to make it available to them from any mobile device or web browser. After the product is available through Yoics, a user simply clicks on the unique url link for the product and the magic begins.

1)  When a request to access a device is made, Yoics validates the user to see if they have the appropriate permissions.

2) Yoics then sends unique session keys to both ends, which will be used for that session only. Each session receives a unique key.

3)  An encrypted peer-to-peer connection is then setup between the ends. When the session ends, the keys are deleted and no ports are left vulnerably open on the router. None of the data shared during the connection is stored in any cloud-based server.

The Nuts and Bolts

Unlike other remote access technologies, which typically are designed to connect entire machines or locations together, Yoics provides accessibility directly at the core TCP service level. By providing this ‘service level VPN’ Yoics not only provides unique access for developers to their devices and apps, but also provides the ability to ‘virtualize’ various elements of their products for unique access.

For example, a network camera manufacturer can make the web interface available for viewing and telnet available for administration, but have each appear as a uniquely available remote service with distinct service access.

The Yoics desktop takes a similar approach when making a PC available for access from the internet. The user can make each folder, remote desktop, or any service application available, but distinctly available. Legacy approaches such as VPNs would require allowing full access to the entire machine.

Examples of Yoics Applications

• Remote Surveillance Cameras
• Network Storage Solutions
• Remote Desktop Computing
• Shared Device Access
• Shared Data Access