Industrial Systems
security for OT and iIOT assets
Worried about the security of your operating technology?
You’re not alone. Many industrial plants were installed before cyber security became a priority, leaving them vulnerable to external threats. In addition, as Industry 4.0 progresses, plants are becoming more and more interconnected. Store floor and top floor are increasingly interlinked, and third-party remote access to OT networks is increasing. This is creating new security vulnerabilities that cyber criminals are quick to exploit.
As a result, cyber security should be a top priority for your Industry 4.0 strategy. But we understand that security measures must not disrupt production. That’s why our tailored approach takes into account the unique requirements of automated production, ensuring that your production can continue uninterrupted.
Don’t let cyber criminals compromise your business and reputation. Contact us today to learn more about our industrial cyber security solutions and how we can help you protect your assets.
Let’s work together to secure your operating technology and keep your production running smoothly.
asvin`s Cybersecurity Tools for Critical Infrastructure
Eagle Eye
Manage, analyze and prioritize threats and risks according to the risk-by-context principle
Ant Street
Simply manage your
Assets/Fleet and
OTA Updates
Paw Print
Track Hound
Track the History of your CI/CD Pipelines along the Software Supplychain
Challenges
Remote Maintenance of Industrial IoT Assets
Up-to-date software is the absolute linchpin of today’s complex industrial manufacturing systems. Optimal production cycles rely upon IoT sensors and other connected digital industrial assets, and with just-in-time supply chain models, it is critical to avoid downtimes and expensive onsite maintenance. Software and security updates must cascade during precisely-defined windows of production suspension.
Cybersecurity during Lifecycle
Industrial hardware is built to guarantee uninterrupted operation over extended periods of time, whereas the software running these assets is subject to continuous updating. Industry 4.0 assets are vulnerable to cyberattack and that risk must be alleviated.
Avoiding downtimes in production caused by cyber attacks.
Risk Management and Monitoring of IIoT Operations
Whether the vulnerability is identifying a changing behaviour of devices indicating operational problems, preventing a cyberattack, or losing overview control of smart industry firmware and software assets, all of these are risks that must be contained.
Optimizing IIoT Operational Costs
The failure to launch digital transformation initiatives is negatively impacting the resiliency and revenues of many industries. And while the total cost of ownership for IIoT operations is not easily calculated one thing is certain software is outdated faster than hardware and mitigating high onsite maintenance costs is essential.
