Cybersecurity and managed IT for Manufacturing & Production
Protect manufacturing environments against downtime and cyberattacks. From industrial networks to supply chain security, we help keep your operations running.
Prevent cyber threats from bringing your production to a halt
Protect production lines, industrial systems and corporate IT with continuous monitoring and immediate follow-up. Reduce the risk of production downtime and keep your organisation operational.
Keep production lines secure, available and under control
Aumatics connects IT and OT into one secure entity. From cybersecurity and identity governance to managed IT and OT security. We help you move forward with reliable IT solutions and cybersecurity.
SOC
Our Dutch security analysts monitor your IT environment 24/7, detect cyber threats at an early stage, and intervene immediately to prevent or mitigate security incidents.
Identity Security
Easily secure identities, manage access rights, and meet the strictest compliance requirements.
OT Security
Specialized security for operational technology within production environments.
Cybersecurity
Integrated protection and compliance for cloud, hybrid, and on-premise systems.
IT Consultancy
Advice and guidance on IT strategy, cloud, security, and modernization.
Managed IT
Full management of networks and complex IT environments, plus support for internal teams.
Results for organisations that trust us
From blind spots to full control, from overprovisioning to a grip on cloud costs. This is how we help enterprise organizations move forward with IT and cybersecurity.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about cybersecurity in manufacturing
These are the questions that organizations often ask us. Do you have another question?
Is your question not listed?
No problem. Feel free to let us know what questions you have!
24/7 monitoring does not automatically prevent downtime, but it shortens the time between detection, analysis and escalation. This enables the organisation to decide on isolation or other control measures before the impact spreads.
This depends on the available data sources and the selected scope. IT telemetry is generally widely available, while OT monitoring requires an approach that accounts for segmentation, protocols and production availability requirements.
Implementation should be coordinated in advance with production and maintenance windows. Existing data sources or passive monitoring are used where possible, but the actual impact depends on the infrastructure and required integrations.
An alert is first validated and enriched with context. Any isolation or shutdown of production systems takes place only in accordance with the agreed incident process, as uncoordinated containment can itself create operational or safety risks.
This is assessed during a technical intake. Supported log sources, network protocols, segmentation and existing tooling determine what visibility is achievable without disrupting production reliability.
Reports can translate technical findings into business impact, trends and outstanding risks. For the board, potential production downtime, recoverability and progress on improvement measures are particularly relevant.