Zero-Trust Access
- Verify users before access
- Apply role-based permissions
- Support MFA, approvals, and session visibility
OT Cybersecurity & Zero Trust
Protect connected machines, OT networks, and industrial operations
Control remote access, reduce network exposure, and support secure industrial connectivity with a zero-trust approach built for machine environments.
Trusted to power secure connected machine programs across global OEMs and industrial environments
Industrial connectivity creates value. It also increases risk.
As machines, controls, and service teams become more connected, industrial organizations need a better way to govern access, protect OT networks, and maintain visibility across connected assets.
Traditional remote access, unmanaged VPNs, and one-off connections can create unnecessary exposure. A stronger OT security model gives teams a repeatable way to:
- Verify users before machine access
- Control permissions by role, site, customer, or equipment
- Segment machine networks and reduce broad plant exposure
- Avoid open inbound firewall ports where possible
- Track sessions, activity, and access history
- Support IT security requirements without slowing service teams
A security-first model for connected machines
Step 1: Connect Securely
Use controlled, outbound-only connectivity designed for industrial environments.
Step 2: Govern Access
Apply identity, permissions, approvals, and session controls.
Step 3: Segment Networks
Separate facility access from machine-level access and limit unnecessary exposure.
Step 4: Monitor Activity
Maintain visibility into access, sessions, and service history.
Step 5: Scale With Control
Apply a repeatable model across machines, sites, customers, and service teams.
Proven Approach in Industrial Environments Worldwide
190 000+
machines connected
6 500+
sites
ISO 27001
certified by DEKRA
ZERO
security breaches in 25 years
Built for IT and OT Alignment
Secure Industrial Architecture
- Use outbound-only connectivity
- Reduce reliance on broad VPN access
- Segment machines, cells, and networks
Operational Continuity
- Support remote service and diagnostics
- Maintain uptime while strengthening control
- Help teams modernize access without disrupting operations
Download the Security Architecture
Ready to strengthen OT access control?
Best started with a security and access review
An OT cybersecurity pilot can help validate:
- Which machines, sites, or customer environments need better access control
- How users, roles, and permissions should be structured
- Where existing remote access methods create exposure
- Which security requirements matter most to IT and OT stakeholders
- How to scale secure access across a broader machine fleet
Frequently asked questions
What is zero-trust OT security?
Zero-trust OT security applies stronger verification, access control, segmentation, and visibility to industrial environments so users only access the machines, systems, or networks they are authorized to use.
Is ei3 a replacement for a traditional VPN?
ei3 provides a secure industrial remote access model with centralized access control, machine-level segmentation, and session visibility. It can help teams reduce reliance on broad or unmanaged VPN access.
Can ei3 support both IT and OT requirements?
Yes. ei3 is designed to support IT security expectations while giving OT and service teams practical ways to access, diagnose, and support machines.
Does secure access slow down service teams?
It should not. The goal is to give service teams controlled access to the right machines while maintaining governance, visibility, and security.
What does a pilot usually include?
A pilot typically focuses on a defined set of machines, customer environments, or service use cases to validate connectivity, security, workflows, and rollout requirements.