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Industrial equipment fleet management
Manufacturers: get your industrial equipment connected!
Analyse the functional data of your machines and their state of health in order to better understand how they are used in the operating phase. Leverage this to develop your product plan and propose new features, contracts, and connected services to your customers.
Industrial monitoring
Optimise the performance of your industrial sites!
Collect and analyse all key data from one or more of your production units courtesy of our industrial monitoring SaaS solutions. Optimise your energy consumption and reduce your operating and/or maintenance costs. View the state of health of your equipment in real time and be alerted in the event of any problems arising.
Industrial cybersecurity
Secure your production facilities!
Analyse the cybersecurity risks for your industrial infrastructures in order to stave off any threats. Protect your equipment, your networks, and your data thanks to the actions of our industrial cybersecurity experts and avoid any shutdown to your production in the event of an attack.
Mastering the new digital technologies in the service of industry
DATIVE is an internal startup incubated within the innovation BU of the Gérard Perrier Industrie Group. DATIVE has set itself up as a publisher and integrator specialised in industrial digital transformation, and in particular the deployment of Web and Cloud technologies.
DATIVE is able to draw on the skills of a high-calibre team, with the objective of exploiting industrial data in a concrete, innovative, and fully secure way.
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Mastery of industrial processes in many sectors of activity thanks to our position within the Gérard Perrier Industrie (GPI) Group.
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- Aeronautics
- Pharmaceuticals
- Chemicals
- Packaging…
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Industry 4.0 is transforming production environments through the connectivity of OT (Operational Technology) systems, SCADA, Industrial IoT, and automated networks. However, this digital transformation also exposes critical infrastructures to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks.
Cybersecurity in industrial environments is a critical issue today. OT (Operational Technology) systems, essential to industry, are prime targets for cybercriminals. Industrial cybersecurity begins by understanding the risks surrounding an industrial infrastructure. This article explores the main OT cybersecurity threats and presents solutions to protect your infrastructure.
The ANSSI framework "Mastering ICS Security for Industrial Systems" is a comprehensive set of best practices designed to guide businesses in managing the security of industrial systems. Published by ANSSI (National Agency for the Security of Information Systems), it is aimed at helping organizations secure their industrial information systems while addressing the unique challenges of these environments. This framework, which falls under industrial cybersecurity efforts, provides specific guidelines for managing industrial control system (ICS) security in sensitive sectors such as energy, water, transportation, and manufacturing. In this article, we outline the content of this framework, its importance for industrial cybersecurity, and the best practices to follow to ensure effective security management.
Adopted in 2022 by the European Union, the NIS2 Directive represents a significant advancement in the field of cybersecurity. Its main goal is to strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructures and harmonize practices across member states. By expanding the scope of the original NIS Directive, it imposes strict requirements aimed at ensuring the continuity of essential services in the face of growing digital threats. This article offers a detailed exploration of the directive, its implications, and its strategic impact.
Adopted in 2016 by the European Union, the NIS Directive (Network and Information Systems) aims to strengthen the security of digital infrastructures. In response to the rise of cyber threats, this regulation imposes strict measures on member states and critical organizations to improve the resilience of information systems. Its goal is twofold: to protect essential infrastructures and promote cooperation among EU countries. Cyberattacks targeting strategic sectors such as energy, healthcare, or transportation are on the rise, threatening service continuity and citizen safety. The NIS Directive seeks to address these vulnerabilities by establishing a demanding regulatory framework for risk management, incident reporting, and coordination of efforts. This article explores its objectives, scope, and practical implications.