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Identity and MFA, IT/OT segmentation, anomaly monitoring and vendor remote access control, designed to IEC 62443 zoning from the network planning stage.

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Security Architecture

Security Architecture

Security added after the network is built usually means major architectural rework. Device access, user access and cross-system traffic are all authorization decisions.

APPROACH

Control logic designed into the network itself

Security is not a feature; it is part of the architecture. We design protection in from the planning stage, so every connection point and device runs under authorized control and every decision has a basis, a record and a boundary.

From isolating production equipment to controlling remote access from the office, we tailor protection to the real risks of your site.

Zero-trust network access control, IT/OT segmentation, anomaly monitoring and incident response

Capabilities

01

Network access control (NAC)

Verify identity before connecting

Every connection request from employees, vendors or devices must pass clear identity verification, keeping unauthorized access out.

02

IT/OT network segmentation

Production unaffected by the office network

Plant equipment networks are segmented from office systems, so an office security incident cannot affect normal production.

03

Anomaly monitoring

See unusual activity in real time

Continuous monitoring of network traffic spots unusual behavior early and shortens the time from detection to response.

How it works

A PC in the office segment starts unusual scanning and is isolated immediately. The production line keeps running.

Industries

Industries

01

Manufacturing OT networks

Legacy line equipment cannot run antivirus, so boundary protection matters more.

02

Healthcare facilities

Medical devices and administrative networks coexist.

03

Data centers and server rooms

Access records must be complete and audits traceable.

Brand lineup

Integrated brands

Fortinet Palo Alto Networks Extreme Networks Ubiquiti UniFi TP-Link Omada Cisco

Process

STEP 01

Inventory assets and connections to find risks.

STEP 02

Plan zones and authorization policies.

STEP 03

Deploy gateways and monitoring, enabled zone by zone.

STEP 04

Functional verification, permission setup and operator training.

STEP 05

Deliver audit records and drill reports.

FAQ

FAQ

We observe traffic in monitoring mode first, then enable rules zone by zone once confirmed.

Every session requires identity verification and is limited by time window and accessible devices.

The affected device is isolated automatically, managers are notified, and the event is fully written to the audit log.

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