How does Secomea secure your OT environment?
Security by design
for cyber-physical systems
Secomea’s security is built-in, not bolted on. We've redefined industrial cybersecurity by giving you a state-of-the-art solution to control, monitor, and defend your OT infrastructure.
What makes Secomea’s cybersecurity purpose-built for OT?
Unlike generic IT tools, Secomea is built for OT from the ground up.
Our platform combines internationally recognized industry best practices as critical components of our robust cybersecurity strategy.
Zero trust model
Zero trust model
Never trust, always verify
Our solution is engineered with Zero-Trust principles at its core, preventing unauthorized entries through a robust focus on identity verification and access control. With Secomea, you can centralize the administration of user permissions, enable strict authentication methods, and enforce granular access control.
Defense in depth
DefenSe in depth - DID
A multi-layered approach to security
Certified under IEC 62443 standards, the Secomea solution employs a combination of tiered protective measures to secure your organization's assets. From MFA to data encryption and network segmentation, we enable real-time access monitoring and vulnerability detection.
Infrastructure-agnostic deployment
The purdue model - PERA
Seamlessly integrating into your existing ICS network segmentation
Secomea's solution can be effortlessly implemented to fit into your existing setup, allowing you to enforce a flexible, risk-based approach to ICS security while facilitating collaboration between IT and OT teams. You can define access boundaries and restrict communication down to each specific device’s IP and port, both centrally and remotely, as well as on-site.
Defending your factory floor
Secomea ensures unparalleled control over your operational assets, keeping unauthorized access at bay. Trust us for a secure environment – we stand by our commitment.
Your ally in responding to ever-evolving cybersecurity risks
Emerging threats
Security innovations
Man-in-middle attacks
2008
Intelligent TLS-based VPN to connect to industrial equipment
OT technology developments
2010
Micro-Segmentation
Implementation of IT standards in OT
2013
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Increasing supply chain attacks
2016
Least Privileged Access
Attacks becoming more sophisticated (phishing, malware, ransomware, SQL injection, APTs, DoS)
2018
SSO and Identity Provider’s intergration
Manufacturing replaced financial services as the #1 attacked industry
2021
New SaaS platform built on a zero-trust architecture
EU NIS2 Directive
2022
Clientless connection
Intensifying geopolitical risks
2023
Vulnerability Hub - Secure scanning of files to detect virus and malware
Over 500 OT sites were attacked in 2023, affecting both OT and IT systems.
2024
Session recording - features purpose-built for NIS2 compliance
EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
2025
AI-enhanced audit log - Device Verification - AI-based reporting
Seizing control for
uninterrupted production
Fortify your defense strategies with Secomea. Our solution harmoniously combines three essential components – Access, Manage, and Defend – to deliver comprehensive control over your remote access operations.
Access
Grant access after approval of requests
In addition to scheduled and on-demand remote access, admins can enable access after approving user requests indicating the reason, timing, and duration of the remote access session.
Enable MFA and SSO
Users can only remotely access assets for which they have permission. Access is granted only after secure identity verification with Multi-Factor Authentication via SMS or Single Sign-On (Microsoft Entra ID, Azure B2C, Okta).
Scan transferred files for virus and malware
Files transferred remotely to or from an engineering station can be scanned for viruses or malware to assess and confirm their safety before downloading them.
Manage
Robust access governance
Establish role-based access control built on the least privilege principle. Set up hierarchy-based user roles and permissions individually or use the advanced grouping feature for bulk management of user access rights.
Real-time monitoring and audit logs
Maintain ongoing control and full transparency over your remote access sessions by checking the overview of current activities. All sessions are logged to keep track of who accessed which asset, when, and what they did.
Event alerts setup and automated actions
Configure alerts via email or SMS to be notified of specific events and set up actions automatically triggered by the occurrence of certain events.
Defend
Encryption and network segmentation
Connect your assets via AES 256bit encrypted tunnels based on TLS. Restrict connections down to each specific device’s IP address and port, both remotely and on-site with I/O ports for physical control.
Third-party security attestations
Secomea’s solution is audited and certified under IEC 62443-4-1 and IEC 62443-3-3, and our organizational security measures are based on ISO 27002 and certified in an ISAE 3402 report.
Identify system vulnerabilities
Easily check the security status of your remote access system in the Vulnerability Hub. Identify vulnerabilities due to outdated software and hardware to act promptly and keep everything current effortlessly.
OUR SECURITY IS YOUR SECURITY
How we ensure the security of our solution
At Secomea, each stage of product development meets rigorous cybersecurity standards. As a result, our products can be trusted to be secure from the moment they are deployed and after updates and new features are released.
Specification of security requirements
Minimum security requirements for product development and deployment are established. Through threat analysis and risk assessment, we identify and classify potential security risks, define trust boundaries for process, data, and control flow, and establish communication protocols for internal and external peripherals.
Security by design
Our products are designed based on the security principles of dependability, trustworthiness, and resilience.
We ensure they are secure by design through the application of best practices such as Defense in Depth, Zero Trust, and threat modeling.
Security validation testing
We verify the security of our products before deployment through validation testing, demonstrating our Defense-in-Depth strategy’s effectiveness.
We also apply a requirements-based testing approach to show that functional and security requirements have been correctly implemented.
Third-party certifications
Secomea is certified under IEC 62443-4-1 and complies with IEC 62443-4-1 and IEC 62443-3-3 standards.
Our organizational security measures are based on ISO 27002 and documented in an ISAE 3402 report.
transparency and accountability
Secomea is an official CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)
Secomea has been recognized by CISA as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA), making it the first and, until recently, the only one in Denmark.
This means we are one of the few entities worldwide that can identify and name cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
To this end, we have a Cybersecurity Advisory process in place through which our customers can report suspected security risks.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Secomea purpose-built for OT?
Where IT tools fall short, Secomea delivers – applying Zero Trust principles, defense-in-depth strategies, and adhering to standards designed specifically for OT such as IEC 62443.
Which industry standards is Secomea's solution audited against?
Secomea is certified under IEC 62443-4-1 and compliant with IEC 62443-3-3 and IEC 62443-4-2 standards, and our security measures are based on ISO 27002, as attested in our ISAE 3402 report.
How does Secomea ensure remote access security?
Secomea redefines manufacturing plant security by combining internationally recognized industry best practices as critical components of our robust cybersecurity strategy. Our security by design is based on the Zero Trust model, the Defense in Depth approach, and the Purdue model.
Is Secomea IEC 62443-certified?
Yes, Secomea is certified under IEC 62443-4-1 and compliant with IEC 62443-3-3 and IEC 62443-4-2 standards.
How does Secomea protect against MitM attacks?
Each Secomea M2M server has a unique TLS certificate and key to which a Secomea gateway binds the first time it connects (also known as “ToFu or “Trust-on-first-use”) and against which any subsequent connections are verified.
To change the server the gateway trusts, one must manually reconfigure the M2M server settings in the gateway.
An attacker cannot do this through interception alone.
By requiring manual reconfiguration for any changes, we prevent unauthorized redirections.
How does Secomea ensure security in product development?
At Secomea, everything we do follows internationally recognized industry best practices, and each stage of product development meets rigorous cybersecurity standards.
As a result, our products can be trusted to be secure from the moment they are deployed and after updates and new features are released.
How does Secomea deal with security vulnerabilities?
Secomea is an official CVE Numbering Authority (CNA), the first in Denmark.
This means we are one of the few entities worldwide that can identify and name cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
To this end, we have a Cybersecurity Advisory Process in place through which our customers can report suspected security risks.
How does Secomea support secure user authentication?
With Secomea, you can condition your users’ access on secure identity verification by enabling MFA via SMS Authentication or Single Sign-On (SSO) with Microsoft Entra ID, Azure B2C, or Okta – after integrating Secomea with your existing IAM system via SCIM.
This will ensure your users’ secure authentication and minimize the number of credentials they need to remember, as Secomea integrates with the IAM solution you already use in your organization.
How can I check the security status of my remote access system?
You can do that in your Vulnerability Hub, where you can gain insights into your system’s security based on the up-to-dateness of its software and hardware.
Easily identify which gateways are not running the latest firmware version, allowing you to quickly locate and update them.
Similarly, you can stay ahead by easily identifying gateways whose models are approaching End of Life or End of Support to ensure timely replacements.
How does Secomea help you comply with the NIS2 requirements?
Secomea helps you meet key NIS2 requirements by securing remote access to your OT assets, enabling granular access control, and supporting business continuity:
Access control & asset management: Grant access only to specific assets, define user roles and permissions, and allow time-limited, request-based access.
Multi-Factor Authentication: Enforce MFA via SMS, SSO, Azure AD, or Okta.
Incident response & continuity: Instantly disconnect compromised machines, monitor activity through audit logs, set alerts, and use secure file transfer to prevent malware spread.
Vulnerability management: Use the Vulnerability Hub to track outdated firmware and get updates on hardware nearing End of Support.
Supply chain security: Assess Secomea’s own cybersecurity posture as a supplier (backed by certifications), and streamline risk evaluation of third-party vendors already using Secomea.
In short, Secomea supports your NIS2 journey by securing access, enabling visibility, and simplifying compliance across your OT environment.
How does the Secomea solution align with Zero Trust principles?
Our guiding coding principle is “zero inherent or implicit trust”.
Secomea Prime is built on a Zero Trust architecture, requiring that all identities and resources be segmented from one another, and thereby enabling fine-grained, identity-and-context-sensitive access controls, in line with Zero Trust principles.
How does Secomea fit into your Zero Trust framework?
Secomea enables secure, identity-based remote access for industrial environments. It supports Zero Trust by:
- Enforcing granular, role-based access with Privileged Access Management and grouping features (ZTNA) and authenticating users with MFA (via SMS) or Single Sign-On (Azure AD, Okta) before granting access (Identity verification).
- Securing access through approval-based workflows, just-in-time (JIT) access windows, and secure file transfer with built-in malware scanning (Endpoint protection).
- Monitoring sessions in real time, logging all user activity with audit trails and session recordings, and protecting communications with AES 256 encryption and strict network segmentation.
Secomea helps manufacturers adopt Zero Trust without overhauling infrastructure.
How does Zero-Trust-based secure remote access support compliance with NIS2?
The NIS2 directive requires industrial organizations to enforce secure remote access, strong authentication, and detailed logging. Zero Trust-based remote access supports these by applying MFA, real-time monitoring, and access control workflows that limit risk and improve traceability.
How does Zero-Trust-based secure remote access support compliance with IEC 62443?
IEC 62443 requires technical security controls that include role-based access, change management, and secure file transfer. Secomea’s solution is independently certified under IEC 62443-4-1, supporting the implementation of 62443-3-3 controls through secure, audit-ready remote access.
How does Zero-Trust-based secure remote access support compliance with NIST CSF?
NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF) emphasizes five core functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover. Secomea’s secure remote access supports these by:
- Identifying access points and users
- Protecting critical systems with least-privilege access and MFA
- Detecting anomalies with session monitoring
- Responding with real-time control over sessions
- Recovering through detailed logs and audit trails.
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