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.
Cybersecurity for Smart Buildings While the push towards smart building connectivity has greatly improved operational efficiency, enabling managers to better control systems like HVAC, lighting, energy management, and security, it also introduces significant...
In the world of operational technology (OT), network complexity has long been a stumbling block. Plant managers and engineers are tasked with keeping production running, not wrestling with VLANs, IT firewalls, or layers of IT jargon. Enter software-defined...
Earlier this month, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a warning to the public and private sectors as well as the international community. The reason for the warning is a new cybersecurity threat to computer networks associated with critical...
Your OT network is out of control. Devices are communicating without oversight, efficiency is suffering, and you’re managing blind. Every day you delay addressing this problem, your plant operates with unnecessary risk and reduced performance. Our SDN OT...
In an era where mobility, cybersecurity, and rapid deployment are critical, the DYNICS’ Cybersecurity FlyAway Kit is emerging as a standout solution across defense, government, and first responder sectors. What is the Flyaway Kit? More than just a piece of...
Ann Arbor, MI — July 30, 2025 — DYNICS, a leader in industrial computing and cybersecurity solutions, is proud to announce the addition of Mike Tuohy as Business Development Manager, joining from SeQent. Mike brings more than a decade of experience in industrial...
Critical infrastructure cybersecurity may be facing a turning point given funding cuts proposed by the government. For instance, Cybersecurity Dive reports that cuts to CISA’s budget would impact “funding for vulnerability assessments, training sessions and shared...
Software-defined networking (SDN) is transforming how industrial networks are secured and managed. Traditional segmentation methods—like zones and conduits defined in IEC/ISA 62443—often depend on VLANs, which can be complex and unreliable in OT environments. This...
With the rise of AI in operations, software-defined networking or SDN is more important than ever. AI offers enhanced analytics, but SDN provides the core management needed to process the data efficiently. With SDN, you avoid bottlenecks, which ultimately leads to...
