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Secomea's remote access service is designed for the remote maintenance and monitoring of production equipment. At its core is the principle of zero trust, allowing approved individuals to connect to approved devices only for approved periods of time. It meets the specific control requirements of operational technology (OT) that traditional IT VPNs and jump servers cannot address. The configuration consists of three components: the IIoT gateway SiteManager placed on the device side, the Access Management server in the cloud that centrally manages permissions and records, and the LinkManager, a connection client used by operators from their PCs or browsers. Since connections are always initiated from the factory side outward, there is no need to open incoming ports on the firewall, allowing for implementation without disrupting existing network configurations or the layers of the Purdue model.

This document is a comprehensive guide on industrial remote access. It delves into the challenges faced by manufacturing companies, contrasting the limitations of traditional tools with the benefits gained from implementing remote access solutions specifically designed for operational technology (OT). What manufacturing companies need are tools that address OT priorities and can accurately manage their complex environments. [Contents] ■ Rethinking traditional access models for enhanced OT security ■ Challenges of external access in OT environments ■ New OT cyber threats arising from the convergence of IT and OT ■ Limitations faced by IT tools in OT environments ■ The necessity of secure remote access specialized for OT ■ Secomea's solution: SRA specialized for OT *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

This document is a research report aimed at clarifying the current state of industrial remote access. It organizes findings from a survey of 400 participants regarding operational models that support maintenance, recovery, and vendor access. It reveals how companies are currently managing remote access based on data, and explains which elements of architecture, governance, and operations significantly impact maturity. [Contents (partial)] ■ Executive Summary ■ Strategic Outlook ■ Objectives and Research Methods ■ Current State of Industrial Remote Access Worldwide ■ Tools, Visibility, Remote Access Management ■ Governance, Collaboration, Operational Friction *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.