The Dynics engineering group designs and builds industrial computing hardware and OT cybersecurity systems for the plant floor. Its engineers hold more than 75 years of combined experience, and its plant-floor deployments go back more than 30 years. More than 75% of staff work in product development, design, assembly, and service. Dynics designs, fabricates, and assembles its panel PCs, monitors, rackmount chassis, and security appliances at a 37,500 square foot facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
A fan is the single moving part standing between your industrial computer and a maintenance call it didn’t need to have. On a clean office desk, that’s a minor inconvenience. On a plant floor coated in flour dust, cutting fluid, or metal shavings,...
OT vs IT cybersecurity gets treated as the same discipline far too often, and that mismatch is exactly why so many well-intentioned security rollouts stall out or, worse, shut down a production line they were supposed to protect. Operational technology (OT), the...
An industrial control system, or ICS, was built to do one job well – keep a physical process running safely and without interruption. For most of the last fifty years, that job had nothing to do with networking, and neither did ICS security. The programmable...
An industrial PC is built to survive exactly what kills a standard desktop tower on a plant floor. Dust cakes the intake fan until it seizes. A forklift’s vibration works a memory module loose. A summer without air conditioning pushes the CPU past its rated...
What is the best first step in an OT cybersecurity journey? According to Tim Mullen, Cybersecurity Manager at Applied Control Engineering (ACE), it starts with understanding your environment and taking action. In this episode of OT Cyber | From…
What is UNS and Why OT Cybersecurity Must Be Part of the Conversation At both this year’s S4 Conference 2026 and Level Zero OT Cyber Security Conference 2026, Jeff Smith took the stage to discuss one of the most talked-about…
Managing multiple third-party suppliers within a manufacturing environment presents unique cybersecurity and operational challenges. In this case study, discover how a leading automotive manufacturer leveraged DYNICS ICS360.Defender and ICS360.Fusion to securely isolate eight independent supplier networks while maintaining centralized operational visibility.
Operational Technology (OT) environments are fundamentally different from traditional IT systems. While “detect and respond” may be a familiar mantra in IT cybersecurity, it doesn’t translate to OT. To truly protect physical systems, organizations must shift toward prevention and control…
Modern industrial environments demand secure operations and real-time access to data at the edge. That’s where DYNICS and AnyLog come together. DYNICS is an industrial cybersecurity and technology company protecting modern OT environments. Through its ICS360...
