Keep the lines running and the attackers out.
Plants run on shared terminals, older systems and suppliers with remote access. Simorin secures the IT that production depends on, through one managed autonomous agent that respects production schedules.
The most attacked industry, five years running.
Manufacturing leads in attacks and in industrial ransomware, and exploited vulnerabilities are the top way in.
One agent covers office IT, shop-floor terminals and servers, so no part of the plant is unmanaged.
Infected devices are isolated immediately within guardrails, before ransomware reaches production.
Exploited vulnerabilities are patched first, in planned stops, never mid-shift without approval.
Statistics are from the third-party reports named on each card. They describe the industry, not Simorin results.
What you have to prove.
Key rules that apply in this sector. Which apply to you depends on where and how you operate.
| Regulation | What it asks of you | How Simorin helps |
|---|---|---|
| NIS2Directive (EU) 2022/2555 | Cybersecurity risk-management measures, management accountability, and early warning of significant incidents within 24 hours for manufacturers of critical products such as machinery, vehicles, electronics and medical devices. | Asset, access, patch and incident evidence for your risk measures, plus correlated timelines for reporting. |
| EU Cyber Resilience ActRegulation (EU) 2024/2847 | Products with digital elements: vulnerability and incident reporting from 11 Sep 2026, full requirements from 11 Dec 2027. | Vulnerability tracking and evidence for the IT that builds and supports your products. |
| IEC 62443Industrial automation and control systems security | Zones, secure remote access and hardening for industrial environments. | Hardened terminals, time-boxed supplier access and logged sessions. |
Summaries for orientation only, not legal advice. Check obligations with your counsel.
Where Simorin works in manufacturing.
Shared shop-floor terminals
Fast sign-in, locked-down configuration and automatic healing on shared PCs.
Supplier remote access
Time-limited, approved and recorded access for machine vendors.
Production-aware patching
Patches aligned to planned stops, with approval for production systems.
Ransomware containment
Infections stopped on office IT before they reach production.
Your data stays where your regulator wants it.
Seven connected domains, with autonomous AI agents governed by your policies and approvals.
Questions manufacturing teams ask.
Will the agent ever stop a production line?
Not unless you allow it. Production systems are on manual approval by default, and patches run in planned stops.
Does it cover machines and PLCs?
No. It covers IT systems in and around production. Machines and controllers stay with your OT tools.
Can suppliers keep remote access?
Yes, as time-boxed, approved sessions instead of standing accounts.
Protect production without slowing it.
A 30-minute demo on terminals, supplier access and patching.