Secunet at the SPS 2024
Fending off cyber attacks
Secunet has developed a complete solution for companies to secure systems and machines: a secure platform for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) called 'secunet edge'.
Secunet 's platform combines an IIoT gateway, edge computing platform and firewall with network monitoring in one. Using micro-segmentation, it can isolate machines from the network. Thanks to various security mechanisms such as protocol translation or an integrated firewall, the platform ensures secure communication - between systems and the company network, within production networks and the basic secure connectivity of systems to structures, processes, cloud and IoT services. This allows companies to flexibly integrate older machines into the network as part of a retrofit. The company's own 'Central Management Application (CMA)' can also be used to manage and monitor several secunet edge devices simultaneously, remotely, centrally and clearly in one application. For example, updates to firewall settings can be sent to multiple devices after a one-off configuration, even across multiple locations and scheduled in advance.
Hall 6, Stand 251D
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