IT and OT convergence
Historian servers, remote access and analytics now bridge the office network and the plant floor.
Industries
Manufacturing
Plants run on controllers that cannot be patched on a Tuesday, networks where IT and OT now meet, and suppliers connected straight into production. We secure the line without putting the line at risk.
- Obligations we map to
- CERT-In directions, NCIIPC expectations where designated
- OT principle
- Observe passively; never probe production controllers
- Our position
- Mapping supports assurance; it is not certification
Pressures
What leaders in the sector tell us.
Downtime is measured in production, not in tickets. Security controls have to respect that.
Legacy controllers
PLCs and HMIs that predate authentication and cannot be scanned or patched on demand.
Ransomware halting production
Incidents that stop lines and safety systems, with recovery measured in shifts.
Supplier connectivity
Integrators and vendors connected into production networks, often with standing access.
How we help
Capabilities most used by manufacturing clients.
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Platform
Visibility on the plant network, with nothing sent toward the controllers.
Rhinexa Sentinel decodes industrial protocols such as Modbus, DNP3, S7, EtherNet/IP, BACnet, IEC-104 and OPC-UA from a mirror copy of traffic, and correlates findings into incidents with a tamper-evident record.
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Sample dataInsights
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