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.
LISTEN HERE The manufacturing world seems behind when it comes to defending their factory floor before a cyberattack happens. Join host John S. Rinaldi as he and guest Jeff Smith, CTO at Dynics, wrap up their discussion on what manufacturers...
LISTEN HERE Industrial cybersecurity breaches continue to gain traction every year, yet the manufacturing world still seems behind when it comes to defending their factory floor before an attack happens. Join host John S. Rinaldi as he and guest...
LISTEN HERE Industrial cybersecurity breaches continue to gain traction every year, yet the manufacturing world still seems behind when it comes to defending their factory floor before an attack happens. Join host John S. Rinaldi as he and...
Last year, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) made a strange request. It put a call out to be hacked. As explained in Forbes, hackers were essentially asked to discover the vulnerabilities existing within the DHS systems for a possible reward of up to...
RESTON, Va. and ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Centripetal Networks, Inc. today announced a new partnership with Dynics, Inc. providing clients with integrated industrial cybersecurity protection that extends from the internet to the factory...
A recent Power Engineering article opened by bringing us back to 2015. Even before there was the ongoing turmoil that we face today with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, that year marked a significant event unto itself. A series of outages impacted nearly a quarter of...
Although cybersecurity has been important for quite some time, it seems as though last year was the real wakeup call that we needed to remind us just how important it is. Between the rise in the number of attacks to the scale of some of them, we have seen the...
In early March, it was reported by Reuters that Toyota Motor Corp had experienced a cyberattack impacting its supply chain. The issue was discovered when Kojima Industries Corp, the plastic parts and electronic components provider to the automaker, realized that it...
Kicking off a recent episode of the “Into the Breach” podcast, Mitch Mayne stated, “Attacks on operational technology (OT) — the systems that control industrial equipment, processes and events — were once the domain of Hollywood, which roll out...
