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.
The industrial control platform receives cutting-edge boost to better serve the growing demand to stay ahead of IT/OT cybersecurity threats ANN ARBOR, MI – October 5, 2023 — Today, DYNICS, a leading innovator in network security solutions, is thrilled to announce a...
https://youtu.be/RFMyO7riI-kWe’re back with a new episode of OT Cyber | From the Plant Floor Up featuring guest host Chris Gibbs, Chief Revenue Officer at DYNICS who welcomes Adam Szczuka, Senior Application Engineer at Cornerstone. In the episode you will...
From a major airline and engine refurbishing plant to a communication protocols organization, there have been a few topics that have surfaced again and again in our recent conversations with cross-industry clients. This inspired us to round them up in what we’re...
We’re back with a special new episode of OT Cyber | From the Plant Floor Up featuring host Jeff Smith, Rob Grove, VP of Sales at DYNICS, and Chris Gibbs, Chief Revenue Officer at DYNICS. The three got together to share the story of DYNICS, its history,...
As a company that works at the intersection of cybersecurity and critical infrastructure sectors, an important area we must keep our eyes on is compliance and regulations. With a growing emphasis on keeping systems and networks within our country and beyond safe,...
In serving the manufacturing sector, we understand that it goes through ebbs and flows. There are a lot of factors that play into its state of being. As we well know, advancements in technology are beckoning an entirely new era in the industry, hence our ongoing...
As temperatures rise outside these last few weeks of summer, the heat on cybersecurity initiatives is also being turned up. One sector feeling it – pipelines. A year after introducing new requirements for pipeline operators, the Transportation Security...
The White House has been busy when it comes to cybersecurity. Around four months ago, it released the national cybersecurity strategy, and the administration just followed that up with the launch of an accompanying implementation plan. Throughout its 57 pages, the...
As Doug Lawson, the CEO of ThinkIQ, wrote for Forbes, “The top business priorities for manufacturers in 2023 should be to improve profit margins while reducing operating costs.” One method that offers a way to accomplish these goals is the adoption of Industry 4.0...
