Plug in beside your network.
One appliance per plant connects to a switch you already have. It finds every machine and controls who reaches them from the first day. Nothing changes on your machines, and production keeps running.
What changes for you.
You keep your network, your machines and your vendors. Access Gate adds what was missing: one place to see every machine and decide who reaches it.
See every machine.
The inventory builds itself from the traffic already on your network.
Control who reaches what.
Each person reaches only the machines they need, nothing else.
Reach any machine, securely.
Your team and vendors connect with MFA, and every session is recorded.
Prove every audit.
Who connected, to what and when is logged, ready for your auditor.
One cable to a switch you already have.
Access Gate sits beside your network. Your switch, your addresses and your machines stay exactly as they are.
One cable.
A technician connects the appliance to an existing switch. No rewiring.
Nothing on your machines.
No agent, no software update, no new address on any PLC, HMI or SCADA server.
Production keeps running.
No maintenance window and no shutdown to install it.
Installed in a day.
Here is what a typical first day at one plant looks like.
- 01
Connect.
The appliance is racked and connected to an existing switch.
- 02
See.
Machines appear in the inventory as they talk on the network.
- 03
Control.
Access rules and recorded remote access are on for your team and vendors.
Start simple and add more later.
This is the simplest starting point. When your network team wants more coverage, you move to a more advanced architecture.
Questions about the simple deployment.
No. Access Gate connects to an existing switch with one cable. Nothing is rewired and no machine is restarted, so production keeps running during the installation.
No. Nothing is installed on your PLCs, HMIs or SCADA servers, and their addresses stay the same.
A technician from your team or from a partner installs it in a day per plant.
When your network team is ready, you can move to a single-gateway or multi-site architecture. Your plants keep running while you do.
How many sites do you run?
Count your plants and small sites. See the Access Gates you need, the price and the ROI against a network project.