Industry

Cybersecurity that respects your operations

Industrial systems often run continuously, and production constraints shape every change. Cyberlib helps harden supported Windows, Linux and macOS IT workstations and servers, with pilot validation before deployment.

YOUR DAY-TO-DAY, OUR STARTING POINT

Security aligned with production.

Clear priorities for your IT team: assess configuration gaps, validate hardening settings and check the results.

OBSERVE

Plan changes around production

Agentless mode uses compatible management tools already deployed. Research into side effects, pilot testing and suitable change windows help teams assess impacts on business applications.

ASSESS

Reduce endpoint exposure

Supervisory workstations, engineering stations and management servers can provide entry points. Cyberlib identifies configuration gaps across supported IT systems to guide corrective action.

EXPAND

Document technical progress

Several industrial activities fall within NIS2’s scope, subject to applicable criteria. Available CIS Benchmarks and ANSSI recommendations help structure hardening and technical evidence for auditors and customers.

THE QUESTION THAT MATTERS

Can hardening disrupt production?

A configuration change may affect an application or require a restart. Side-effect analysis, business testing and phased deployment help prepare for these impacts. Agentless management does not remove them.

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Assess your industrial IT exposure

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Your questions, answered

Can hardening disrupt production?

A configuration change may affect an application or require a restart. Side-effect analysis, business testing and phased deployment help prepare for these impacts. Agentless management does not remove them.

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Are supervisory and engineering workstations covered?

Supported Windows, Linux and macOS IT systems can be assessed. Specialised equipment and applications require compatibility checks; this does not imply universal coverage of industrial control systems.

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Does NIS2 apply to industry?

Several industrial branches are included, subject to the relevant entity criteria. Configuration audit results can support the technical part of your compliance programme.

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