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Industry

Reach the plant without exposing it.

Operational systems must be reachable by the engineers who maintain them and by nobody else. Inlinea reaches them through routing devices that dial out, recorded Secure Sessions with managed credentials, and rules that name people and systems, not subnets.

Context

What this sector has to answer for

Operational technology lives behind strict segmentation for good reason. Access to it should be per system, per person, time-bound and recorded, and it should never require opening a port at the site.

National cybersecurity controls and sector operational-technology guidance ask for segregation, privileged access management and monitoring. Each is a control in the platform, visible in one console.

Field sites and plants have unreliable links. Routing devices with failover and tunnels that open only on demand keep connectivity light and resilient.

Deployment

Where it should run

  • On-premisesThe platform inside the operator's own perimeter, run by its team.
  • Inlinea Cloud, in your regionSingle-tenant, for corporate and engineering access.
  • Dedicated sovereign environmentA dedicated environment in a named city for operators across borders.

Control mapping

The controls auditors ask about, and where they live

RequirementInlinea controlWhere to see it
Segregation of operational systemsPer-resource access; routing devices that dial out; nothing listens inboundPrivate Network, Access Control
Privileged access to OTSecure Sessions with managed credentials, time limits, Session EvidenceSecure Sessions
Vendor accessTime-bound rules, recorded sessions, end sessionSecure Sessions, Access Control
MonitoringTraffic Logs per site, ZERA Access Logs, Event ForwardingInsights
Device postureTrust Checks on operating system, agent version, process and networkAccess Control

Framework alignment status is published honestly in the Trust Center; controls are described here, not certifications.

Questions buyers ask

Does anything need to be installed on operational systems?
No. Targets are reached through a routing device in the site network and rendered by the session engine; the operational system sees an ordinary RDP, SSH, VNC or Telnet client.
What happens when a site's link drops?
A second routing device carries the traffic when there is one; otherwise the site shows as unreachable in Pulse, honestly, until the link returns.

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