For Manufacturing

Secure the IT side without slowing the line.

The line runs on OT, but attackers rarely start there. They land on the IT environment around it, the engineering workstations, jump hosts, management endpoints, and identities that bridge the internet and the floor. A 24/7 U.S. SOC watches that IT side, triages every alert with a human on the call, and proves your controls as it goes, so detection never costs you a minute of production.

24/7 U.S. SOC
watching your IT stack
Zero downtime
detection never stops the line
CMMC L2
proven from live evidence
NIST CSF CMMC L2
IT Environment Monitor
24/7
Auth events · 24h
28,704
across 3 sites
Anomalous
2
under review
Recent flags · last 6h
eng-ws-12 · new admin tool · off-hours
Endpoint
jump-host-3 · lateral attempt
SIEM
vendor-svc · stale credential
Identity
privileged role · approved
Entra ID
Export an assessor-ready CMMC evidence packet →
What you're up against

Where plant-IT security actually breaks.

Challenge 1

A stopped line costs more than the breach.

Every idle minute on the line is revenue you never recover. A control that interrupts engineering work gets disabled by the next shift. Security earns its place on a plant floor only when it runs alongside production instead of halting it.

Challenge 2

The way in is the IT layer, and no one is watching it.

Engineering workstations, jump hosts, vendor accounts, and management endpoints sit between the open internet and your production network. That IT layer is where attackers land first, and in most plants it is the least monitored ground you own.

Challenge 3

Defense contracts raise the bar overnight.

If you handle CUI, CMMC Level 2 is the price of staying in the supply chain. Proving those controls across plant IT, identity, and endpoints by hand becomes a scramble every assessment, until the evidence comes straight from how you already operate.

How ArmorPoint fits

We secure the IT side. We stay off the plant floor.

ArmorPoint is an IT-side security operations platform: SIEM, SOC, identity, and endpoints. We do not monitor OT protocols, and we do not touch PLCs or SCADA, because the control system is not where we add value or where you want a security tool reaching. The smart pattern is a dedicated OT platform watching the floor and ArmorPoint watching the IT environment that surrounds it, with incidents from both feeding a single response workflow your team can act on.

IT event
endpoint, identity, SIEM
Monitored 24/7
flagged when anomalous
Analyst-confirmed
people make the call
CMMC-ready
evidence packet
Engineering workstations Jump hosts Identity Endpoints Vendor access SIEM correlation

A U.S.-based SOC watches the IT environment around the clock, and an analyst confirms every call before it reaches your team. Production never waits on a security tool, and you never chase a false alarm at 2 a.m.

Want the full story, including how we slot in alongside your OT stack? Download the Manufacturing brief ↓
Mapped to what you answer to

The frameworks manufacturers actually answer to.

NIST CSF CMMC L2 SOC 2 PCI-DSS

NIST CSF and CMMC Level 2, the bar for any manufacturer handling CUI, are mapped to platform evidence and tracked as live control status. SOC 2 and PCI-DSS sit on the same matrix when your organization answers to them too.

What it means for your team

What changes for the people who keep the line running.

Compliance lead

Face the assessor with the file already written.

CMMC Level 2 and NIST CSF control status comes straight from live data, and the evidence is captured as you operate. The assessment becomes a review of what you already have, not a reconstruction the week before the assessor arrives.

Security lead

Detection that never stops the line.

Threats across IT systems, identity, and endpoints get triaged around the clock by a U.S. SOC, and a human confirms each one before it lands on you. Engineering work and production keep moving the whole time.

Plant IT

One IT layer, settled in next to your OT stack.

Monitoring, identity, and compliance run inside the tools you already operate. The ArmorPoint agent is detection that coexists with your EDR rather than replacing it, and it stays firmly on the IT side, never reaching for the control system.

See the full capability detail and specs. Solution Brief ↓Data Sheet ↓
Ready when you are

Show us your architecture. We'll show you the gaps.

Bring your network diagram and we'll walk it with you, pointing to exactly where ArmorPoint slots in alongside your OT stack and how we cover the IT layer attackers cross to reach the floor. You'll leave knowing where you stand, and production never pauses for the conversation.

Product screens are illustrative. Actual platform UI may differ.