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Enterprise IoT Orchestration at Scale for Manufacturing

SecuriThings gives manufacturers with physical security devices across dozens of plants and standing third-party remote access one real-time view with controlled access and automated remediation. 

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Where Physical Security Meets the Plant Floor

Thousands of devices
Cameras and access panels across every plant, running alongside production equipment on the plant floor. 
Dozens of vendors
Purchased site by site, with no shared management standard.
Third-party access built in
Automation vendors, integrators, and OEM service teams with standing credentials.
Multiple regulatory frameworks
NDAA, FCC Covered List, EU CRA, and customer-driven security requirements.

Unmanaged devices don't announce themselves. They surface when a line goes down or an audit starts.

In manufacturing, the consequences extend past the security team, into unplanned downtime, safety investigations, and customer security audits.

  • A camera in a high-value work cell goes offline, and nobody notices until safety needs footage from an incident.
  • A system integrator's remote access credential stays active years after a project ends on a network segment nobody is watching.
  • A customer security questionnaire asks for evidence of device patching, and the answer depends on which plant manager you ask

77%

of manufacturing physical security teams say manual device management significantly or moderately impedes their ability to focus on strategic risk management.

50%

cite dependence on third parties, and 45% cite manual processes, as barriers to proactive device management.

SecuriThings Physical Security Trends Report, 2026

Manufacturing's physical security environment creates challenges that general-purpose tools can't meet.

Production leaves no time for maintenance

A 90-second firmware update anywhere else becomes a scheduled shutdown with plant sign-off and often a site visit.

Decentralize procurement built a fragmented fleet

Plants buy their own cameras, panels, and recording systems independently, with no shared configuration standard and no single team that sees it all.

Third-party & OEM access expands the attack surface

Automation vendors, integrators, and OEMs hold standing remote access that's rarely reviewed once a project ends.

Plant acquisitions inherit undocumented device estates
Each acquired plant brings inconsistent naming, unrotated credentials, and unpatched firmware nobody has reconciled.

Transform device chaos into control with AI-powered management & remediation

SecuriThings gives manufacturing security teams one platform to manage and remediate physical security devices at scale, delivering continuous, real-time control over device health, cybersecurity, and compliance across every plant. Every vendor, every site, all from one place, powered by AI.

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PLATFORM CAPABILITIES

Complete fleet visibility

SecuriThings deploys remotely in hours, not months, with minimal disruption to existing infrastructure. Every device across every plant appears in a single dashboard, giving plant and corporate teams one authoritative inventory for the first time.

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Automated cyber hygiene at fleet scale

Firmware updates, password rotations, and certificate renewals run on automated schedules across a wide matrix of physical security vendors, protecting production uptime.

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IT-aligned integrations for the tools you already use

SecuriThings connects with ServiceNow for ticketing and alerting, and feeds into the GSOC tools plant teams already use for monitoring.

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Proactive EoL/EoS Planning

SecuriThings surfaces end-of-life and end-of-support timelines for every device, years in advance, so security leaders can bring a data-backed capital plan to finance instead of reacting to failures.

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Case Study: 200-Site Global Manufacturer

Find out how a global manufacturer built a data-backed lifecycle plan across 200 sites.
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What Manufacturers Experience After Deploying SecuriThings

Case #1: Large Multi-Site Manufacturer, Lean Security Team

Before SecuriThings:

  • 5,000 devices, 200 sites, two people managing all of it.

  • No visibility into EOL/EOS timelines, making multi-year financial planning difficult.

  • Firmware, password rotation, and cyber hygiene handled manually, consuming the team's bandwidth.

After SecuriThings:

  • Real-time fleet visibility and GSOC health monitoring from one dashboard.

  • EOL/EOS data powering site scorecards for multi-year capital planning.

  • Automated maintenance freeing team for strategic initiatives.
     


CASE #2: Multi-Site Manufacturer, Disconnected IT and Security Teams

Before SecuriThings:

  • No real-time visibility; server outages went undetected for days.

  • Password rotation and firmware management handled manually across a large fleet.

  • IT and security had no shared source of truth for physical security devices.


After SecuriThings:

  • Smart alerts detect server downtime within an hour.

  • Automated password rotation & firmware at scale; CyberArk integration.

  • A centralized device source of truth bridging IT and security teams
     

     

NEXT STEP: PLATFORM PREVIEW

Do you know the status of your devices?

Provide us your device list and we'll run it through our platform, mapping real CVEs, EOL/EOS dates, and patch availability against your actual fleet. 

  • Vulnerability exposure by severity CVE breakdown across your fleet
  • Device lifecycle status — EOL/EOS dates mapped to your actual devices
  • Patch availability — what's remediable and what isn't
  • Executive summary — ready to share with IT and security leadership
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