How can you manage OT risk and maintain control?

Secomea gives you full visibility into who accesses your assets, helps you enforce standardized policies, and provides tools for real-time detection, containment, and recovery.

Yes. Secomea supports both agile and conservative risk strategies – helping you choose how to balance flexibility and control.

Secomea enables you to connect (and disconnect) machines to your network. Should a cyber-attack infect one or more of your devices, you can use Secomea to cut that machine’s access to your network, thereby preventing viruses or malware from spreading to other machines.

You can isolate threats using containment features such as air gap or island mode configurations to stop lateral movement and prevent the spread of disruptions.

Therefore, Secomea is an essential tool for handling incidents and a crucial component in your organization’s business continuity, crisis management, and disaster recovery plan.

With Secomea, you can isolate and contain threats in times of crisis by disconnecting machines from your network.

Whether through air gap or island mode configurations, you can effectively prevent the spread of disruptions.

Should an incident occur during a remote access session, you will be able to

• access an audit log detailing who accessed the affected device, when, and for how long,
• and watch video-recordings of remote access sessions.

This will help you identify the cause of the incident and mitigate it.

You can rely on real-time monitoring capabilities to detect vulnerabilities within your factories, including outdated machinery and connectivity issues.

Having global oversight over your OT assets and networks helps you stay ahead of system failures, perform predictive maintenance, and identify potential issues before they escalate.

From the Secomea Prime Dashboard, you can view a comprehensive overview of your ongoing remote access sessions, displaying live which users are accessing which devices remotely.

Besides accessing audit logs, you can also review recordings to see what happened during a past remote access session.

Every activity performed on your machines is tracked, logged, and documented. You can check audit logs to review who accessed which assets, when, and what they did, and use the records as evidence. 

You can watch session recordings to view footage of what has been done during remote access activities. 

With Secomea, you can condition your users’ access upon secure identity verification by enabling MFA using SMS Authentication or Single-Sign-On (SSO) via Azure AD and Okta.

This will ensure your users’ secure authentication and minimize the number of credentials they need to remember, as Secomea integrates with the IAM solution you already use in your organization.

Each Secomea M2M server has a unique TLS certificate and key to which a Secomea gateway binds the first time it connects (also known as “ToFu or “Trust-on-first-use”) and against which any subsequent connections are verified.

To change the server the gateway trusts, one must manually reconfigure the M2M server settings in the gateway.

An attacker cannot do this through interception alone.

By requiring manual reconfiguration for any changes, we prevent unauthorized redirections.

Yes, Secomea is certified under IEC 62443-4-1 and compliant with IEC 62443-3-3 and IEC 62443-4-2 standards.

Secomea is an official CVE Numbering Authority (CNA), the first in Denmark.

This means we are one of the few entities worldwide that can identify and name cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

To this end, we have a Cybersecurity Advisory Process in place through which our customers can report suspected security risks.