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Security projects rarely fail for technical reasons. They fail on the state of the data. Anyone who does not know which devices are working on the network, and which routes lead in from outside, can neither separate nor provide evidence. The articles below show how AIM creates that foundation and keeps it maintained afterwards.

Manufacturing, mechanical engineering, industrial production
You can only separate what you know is on the network

Separating the production network from the office network is the single most effective measure in manufacturing. Before that, however, it has to be established which devices exist and who talks to whom. AIM records the installed base, assesses it through the VAS module and backs up the configurations before the first zone boundary takes effect.

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Manufacturing with remotely maintained plant
One place that records which remote access routes exist at all

Manufacturer access routes come into being over years and in different places. If someone later asks which external access to production exists, there is usually no list. AIM manages all configured remote access routes centrally, together with the systems behind them and the associated deadlines.

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Would you like to see how AIM maps your installed base and your access routes?