PC health posture+4%
92/100
Excellent
Operations-first protection for industrial PCs
Protect the factory floor.Keep production moving.
Industry Shield gives manufacturers one place to monitor industrial Windows PCs, control removable media, detect remote-access risks, and respond to high-risk events—even when machines temporarily go offline.
0/7Security visibility
0 daysOffline event buffer
0 minTemporary USB access
Policy synced18 sec ago
Protection statusActive
Security overview
TodayBangkok Production Plant
Machine fleet
24machines
22 online2 at risk
Recent alerts
Unknown USB storage blockedCNC-LINE-04 · 11:42:08Critical
Remote access tool detectedCNC-LINE-04 · 11:42:08Warning
Agent reconnected and syncedCNC-LINE-04 · 11:42:08Info
Built around production continuity
Lightweight Windows agentCentralized multi-factory visibilityLocal protection during outages
Industrial reality, not generic IT
Security controls designed around the way factories actually operate.
Industry Shield focuses on risks closest to the industrial PC while keeping control simple for plant teams.
Unmanaged removable devices
Block unknown USB storage and network adapters while preserving approved service devices.
Reduce unauthorized entry pointsInvisible remote access
Detect RDP changes and remote-support tools with machine and user context.
Make remote activity visibleIntermittent connectivity
Record events locally when the API is unavailable, then synchronize after reconnection.
Preserve the incident timelineFragmented operational evidence
Bring factories, machine groups, alerts, acknowledgements, and audits into one console.
Respond with shared contextOne operational security workflow
See the machine. Apply the right control. Act on what matters.
Industry Shield connects endpoint visibility, device policy, and alert response in one workflow.
01 / DISCOVER
Map your industrial endpoint estate.
Organize customers, factories, machine groups, and Windows agents in one console.
- Factory and machine-group inventory
- Online, offline, and health status
- Machine, user, and IP context
Industry ShieldCentral console
Factory A12 PCs · Online
Factory B8 PCs · Online
Factory C4 PCs · Online
Interactive policy preview
See how a policy decision becomes an operational response.
Choose a mode for each risk. The preview shows what the machine and security console would do.
Policies are applied centrally and synchronized to assigned machines.
Unknown USB storageUnapproved removable storage
Remote access toolsAnyDesk, TeamViewer, RDP changes
Agent tamper eventService stop or uninstall attempt
CNC-LINE-04Online
Current simulated actionUSB access blocked
The device is denied immediately and a critical event is recorded with machine context.
Console eventCritical alert createdBLOCKED
Simple deployment, centralized control
A lightweight agent at the edge. A unified view across every factory.
Machine agents enforce assigned policy and retain events locally during outages. Secure APIs synchronize status and evidence to the web console.
Factory edge
Factory 01Production line
Factory 02Production line
Protected local event bufferContinues during API outages
Secure service layer
Load balancer
API 01API 02
Central data storePolicies, alerts, audit data
Operations control
Role-based accessAdmin and customer teams
Priority notificationsHigh-risk events to maintainers
01
Operational isolation
Machine endpoints communicate through the API service, never directly to the central database.
02
Resilient evidence flow
Local buffering protects history until connectivity returns.
03
Multi-factory scale
Factories, groups, machines, licenses, and maintainers stay organized under one account.
Focused protection, useful context
Everything plant teams need to secure the industrial PC layer.
Start with high-value controls around devices, access, agent health, and traceability.
Granular USB device control
Separate storage, adapters, modems, Bluetooth, and HID classes.
- Temporary allow windows
- Approved device lists
- Plug and re-plug handling
Remote-access visibility
Surface changes related to RDP and common remote-support applications.
Actionable alert workflow
Prioritize severity, acknowledge events, and preserve evidence.
High-risk event acknowledged11:45:32 · by Factory Admin
Offline-first event continuity
Queue logs on the PC and synchronize after connection is restored.
Customer and factory hierarchy
Manage users, factories, groups, machines, and licenses without mixing data.
Agent health and tamper awareness
Monitor service state, recovery policy, and stop or uninstall attempts.
99.8%Agent uptime
Service runningStartup enabledPolicy current
From installation to protection
Get from an unmanaged machine to centralized visibility in four clear steps.
Install the agent
Deploy the authorized Windows agent on each industrial PC.
Activate the machine
Enter its machine token and bind it to the correct factory and license.
Synchronize policy
The agent receives USB, access, logging, and alert rules.
Monitor and respond
Review posture, investigate events, and acknowledge alerts.
Frequently asked questions
What teams usually ask before deploying Industry Shield.
The answers reflect the current product direction and support across current and legacy Windows environments.
Ask about your environmentThe agent continues recording supported events locally. When connectivity returns, it synchronizes queued records to the API.
All Windows versions are supported, including legacy OS builds like Windows XP.
Yes. A maintainer can request temporary access from the console and the selected machine receives a time-limited allow rule.
Yes. Customer accounts can contain multiple users, factories, machine groups, and licensed machines.
No. It protects the industrial Windows PC layer without directly controlling PLC logic or production programs.
See Industry Shield in your environment
Map your industrial PC risks and define a deployment that protects production.
Tell us about your factories and machines. We will structure a focused walkthrough around device control, remote access, alerting, and offline operation.
Architecture and policy reviewMachine and licensing planPilot test recommendations