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Manufacturing

Production lines that can't stop, controllers that can't be patched, secured at the network.

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[ The reality ]

Uptime is non-negotiable. Security has to be invisible.

Production networks carry the full weight of operational continuity, but were rarely designed with security or visibility in mind.

Production continuity
Every minute a line runs is revenue. Any network change that risks downtime is unacceptable.
IT/OT convergence
Data flows from the shop floor to ERP, MES and cloud: necessary, and the primary attack vector into OT.
Legacy equipment
PLCs, HMIs and SCADA from many vendors, 10–20 year lifecycles: no patches, no agents; protection comes from the network.
[ What narrowin brings ]

See the real state, design the target, protect the rest.

Visibility into what's there, an architecture for where it needs to go, and protection for what can't be changed.

Products
Explorer Map the production network (every device, every connection) passively, across multi-vendor environments. Explore → Diode Lock down legacy PLCs and HMIs at the switch port: exactly the communication each one needs, nothing else. Explore → OT Connect Standardised, zero-touch connectivity across multiple plants and sites. Explore →
Services
Design & Segmentation Translate the Purdue model into an implementable zone architecture. See the service → Network Assessment A clear picture of the OT network before anything changes on the floor. See the service →

Secure your production network.

Uptime and network security aren't a trade-off. Start with visibility, implement the right architecture, and protect what you can't patch.

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