Categories
Problems that solves
Unauthorized access to corporate IT systems and data
Risk or Leaks of confidential information
Risk of attacks by hackers
Risk of data loss or damage
Risk of lost access to data and IT systems
Values
Reduce Costs
Ensure Security and Business Continuity
Penta Security Smart Factory Security
Smart Factory Security - secure IoT for cyber-physical manufacturing.
About Product
Description
After the announcement of “Industry 4.0,” ‘Smart Factories’ has emerged as an important topic in the IoT era. To develop a Smart Factory, tens of thousands of sensors are required and it is necessary to track down the location of parts in real-time while collecting and analyzing data before proceeding to the automation process.
Complex and precise industrial management systems remain vulnerable to malicious attacks by hackers. Malfunctions of certain facility parts can compromise the safety and quality of products. They can even lead to severe personal injuries and property damage. To solve this problem, an organization was established to respond to Smart Factory security threats. In 2008 in the U.S. and Korea, the Smart Factory Group was organized to deal with security issues.
At Penta Security, we have extensive security system references and expertise in Smart Factory security such as AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure). Companies looking to introduce Smart Factories are required to authenticate and protect communication between their systems while ensuring the security of their servers and infrastructure in order to prevent personal injuries and maintain processing quality.
Case 1. Sewing Machine Monitoring Solution
Sewing companies can deploy an IoT monitoring solution for sewing machines, with networked sewing machines sending data to a centralized cloud server. This can mean significant savings to the operator since the manufacturing times of the machines can be controlled much closely and from a remote location. However, this also allows for remote attacks that can wipe out any savings (and more) in a matter of seconds.
A sewing company came to us for security in their factory. Penta Security advised that, for starters, security was needed for communication between the network of sewing machines and the monitoring server.
- Provide device authentication for each industrial sewing machine
- Encrypted communications of data between sewing machines and cloud server, as well as with each other
- Ensure data integrity of the information being sent to the monitoring server
Competitive products
User features
Roles of Interested Employees
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chief IT Security Officer
IT Security and Risk Management
Organizational Features
IT Security Department in company