Systems
that protect
themselves.
We build automation systems and security tools for industry, logistics and IT. From the controller on the machine to monitoring in the data centre: connected, hardened and watched around the clock.
Our stance
Every new interface is also an attack surface.We plan automation and security *together*. We connect machines, sensors and data centres so that every link is *deliberate*, *monitored* and, when it counts, *separable*. No security theatre, no downtime.
Six disciplines. One team.
From the sensor to the security operations centre. Keep scrolling.
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AUTAutomation systems
PLC logic, OPC UA integration and edge gateways for existing and new plants.
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SECSecurity tools & hardening
Asset discovery, vulnerability scanning and configuration checks, passive and safe for production.
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MONMonitoring & SOC integration
Logs, metrics and network data in one place, with rules that only wake people at night when it matters.
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EMBEmbedded & hardware
Firmware with secure boot and signed updates, from prototype to small series.
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OPSCloud & DevOps pipelines
Reproducible infrastructure, signed artefacts and one-command rollbacks.
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ANOAI anomaly detection
Models that learn your normal operation and report deviations in a way people can follow.
DetailsThis is what operations look like.
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What is happening in the industry.
Briefly explained: recent incidents, regulation and expert articles from our team.

CRA reporting: what manufacturers must do since 11 September
The Cyber Resilience Act only fully applies from December 2027. Its reporting duties are already in force, including for products sold long ago. An overview for machine builders and device makers.

Fridges as a target: what the Danfoss incident teaches about legacy devices
Hundreds of supermarkets, spoiled goods and a vendor pointing to outdated firmware. The attack of 12 October shows a problem hidden in almost every plant.
Ahold Delhaize takes its network offline after cyberattack
The Dutch retail group detected a security incident and disconnected systems as a precaution. In the US, websites and apps of chains such as Stop & Shop, Hannaford and Food Lion went down. The company says it has seen no evidence so far that personal data was taken.
Source: this week in security