Today’s machine manufacturing ecosystem extends far beyond the factory acceptance test. This is why ANDRITZ is committed to maintaining machine security in line with customer policies, best practices, warranty requirements and regulatory demands even when machines already work on the customer premises. As a world-leading provider of digital machinery, ANDRITZ utilizes the most advanced technology to verify that each machine delivered is aligned with industry regulations (e.g. IEC 62443) as well as customer policies, warranty and service requirements.
ANDRITZ utilizes spOT™, a unique technology developed by its OT security partner OTORIO. spOT™ is an integral part of the machine delivery and quality procedures, supporting system hardening. By checking the full machine against the relevant IEC62443 / NIST / NERC standards or additional standards required by customers, spOT creates a cyber security “machine fingerprint” and automatically generates machine-specific IEC compliance letters.
Based on the "fingerprint" of delivered machines, spOT™ periodically checks the configurations against current threats and vulnerabilities. By conducting cyclic cybersecurity risk potential evaluations of end customer machinery, machine builders can enhance their offering by providing lifecycle vulnerability management as a service.
