Manufacturing
Modern factories need uptime, safety, and efficiency all at once
We connect your factory floor systems to your business systems, predict equipment failures before they happen, and secure industrial networks — without stopping production.
< 500ms
Sensor-to-dashboard latency
99.99%
OT monitoring uptime SLA
IEC 62443
Industrial security standard
ISO 27001
Aligned ISMS for OT
The challenge
Modern manufacturing runs on software — and most of it wasn't designed for today's threat environment
The convergence of operational and information technology is creating new value and new risk simultaneously. Managing both requires an architecture that wasn't retrofitted from IT security practices.
Factory floor and office systems don't talk to each other
Industrial equipment — machines, sensors, control systems — and office IT have historically been completely separate. Connecting them is now necessary for efficiency, but doing it without creating security risks requires careful planning.
Old factory systems were never built with security in mind
Many industrial systems were designed decades ago with no passwords, no encryption, and no network separation. You can't just connect them to modern networks without adding security controls — but you also can't easily shut them down to retrofit them.
No real-time view of what's happening on the production floor
Most manufacturers find out about problems after they've already caused downtime. The sensor data to predict these problems exists — it's just not being captured or analyzed.
Unplanned downtime is extremely expensive
A single hour of unplanned production downtime at a mid-size manufacturer costs $50,000–$200,000. Most of it is preventable with the right monitoring in place.
Our approach
From sensor data to operational intelligence, end to end
Connecting factory floor and business systems
We build the secure connection between your industrial equipment and your IT systems — keeping factory floor systems protected while letting data flow where it needs to go for analysis and reporting.
IEC 62443 · Purdue Model · ISA/IEC aligned
Industrial network segmentation
We separate your production network by function — field devices, control systems, monitoring systems, and the business network are all kept in distinct zones with controlled boundaries. If one is compromised, attackers can't reach the others.
Zone-and-conduit security model
Live production visibility
We build the pipeline that takes data from your factory floor sensors and turns it into live dashboards for operations managers and engineers — showing what's happening right now, and flagging anomalies before they become failures.
Under 500ms from sensor to dashboard
Predicting equipment failures before they happen
We feed machine data into models that recognize the early signs of equipment failure. Maintenance gets scheduled based on actual condition — not fixed calendar intervals. Unplanned downtime drops measurably.
Condition-based maintenance · ISO 13374
Industrial security aligned with global standards
We apply formal security management to your factory floor — explicitly including industrial equipment in your security program, not just office IT. Most security providers don't have this expertise.
ISO 27001 · IEC 62443-2-1 aligned
Supply chain visibility
We connect your supplier, logistics, and inventory systems so procurement and operations can see the full picture in one place. Supply chain problems become visible before they stop your production line.
EDI · ERP · WMS integration
Standards coverage
Industrial standards we build to
Industrial cybersecurity and quality standards are built into our architecture — not applied after the fact.
IEC 62443
Industrial cybersecurity standard
ISO 27001
Information security management
NIST CSF
Cybersecurity framework
ISO 13374
Condition monitoring and diagnostics
ISA-95
Enterprise-control system integration
SOC 2 Type II
Cloud service controls
GDPR / CCPA
Employee and partner data
ISO 9001
Quality management system alignment
Use case
Connecting OT and IT systems for production visibility and uptime
A large manufacturer with dozens of production lines across multiple facilities had near-zero visibility into real-time production performance. Failures were discovered after they caused downtime — not before. The sensor data existed; the infrastructure to use it didn't.
Read our approachOur approach
We converge operational technology and IT infrastructure under a unified monitoring layer. Sensor data surfaces anomalies before they become failures — not after.
Need to connect your factory floor to your business systems securely?
Our industrial technology team has specific experience integrating factory equipment with modern data and security systems — without disrupting production.