OT Cybersecurity Solutions
ICS360 products secure industrial control systems from the network edge through user access.
Securing Operational Technology with Visibility, Control & Confidence
Explore Our OT Cybersecurity Solutions
Industrial environments demand more than traditional IT security. Dynics ICS360 delivers an integrated OT cybersecurity suite built specifically for operational technology (OT) networks, helping industrial organizations protect, monitor, and control mission-critical operations without disrupting production. Our cybersecurity solutions work together to provide defense-in-depth, zero-trust access, and real-time visibility across your entire industrial ecosystem.
Explore ICS360.Defender for network edge protection, the OT SDN Controller for network segmentation, ICS360.DCC for centralized monitoring, and ICS360.IAM for identity and access management.
ICS360.Defender
OT SDN Controller
ICS360.DCC
ICS360.IAM
Network Edge Protection and Visibility
Firewall protection built for OT protocols
ICS360.Defender combines deep packet inspection (DPI), next-generation firewalling, and secure remote access to deliver protection where it matters most. With automated traffic learning and protocol-level visibility, the ICS360.Defender helps you identify threats and maintain control without disrupting operations.
Key Features:
- Real-Time Traffic Visibility and Anomaly Detection
- DPI Firewall for OT Protocols
- Role-Based VPN and Remote Access
- Hardened Industrial Hardware
Intelligent Network Segmentation & Policy Enforcement
Software-defined segmentation with zero-trust enforcement
The OT SDN Controller provides centralized management for traffic flows and communication paths, giving you granular control and dynamic isolation of critical assets. Reduce your attack surface, enforce security zones, and simplify compliance, all through a unified interface.
Key Features:
- Software-Defined Segmentation and Policy Control
- Centralized Configuration and Visibility
- Integration with Defender and DCC
- Stronger Network Resilience and Scalability
Centralized Data Collection and Correlation
Your OT security data in one console
Turn network data into decisions you can act on. The ICS360.DCC (Dynics Cybersecurity Console) aggregates and correlates data from across your ICS360 ecosystem (Defender, Fusion, IAM, and OT SDN Controller), providing a single pane of glass for monitoring network health, performance, and security. Analyze events, detect threats, and improve operations through centralized intelligence.
Key Features:
- Unified Data Collection and Event Correlation
- Custom Dashboard and Analytics
- Integration with SIEM and External Systems
- Real-Time Visibility Across Devices and Protocols
Identity and Access Management for OT
Bring zero-trust security to the plant floor
ICS360.IAM enforces secure authentication and access policies across all users and devices in your OT network. From local operators to remote engineers, ICS360.IAM keeps every connection authorized, auditable, and compliant with cybersecurity standards.
Key Features:
- Centralized Credentials and Role Management
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Time-Based and Role-Based Access Controls
- Integration with ICS360.Defender for Secure Remote Access
Secure Your Plant Floor with Dynics
Protecting your operations requires more than cybersecurity. It demands a connected, resilient OT network. Dynics solutions unite advanced threat protection with industrial networking for complete visibility and control across your plant floor.
Explore OT Network Solutions that integrate with Dynics Cybersecurity, or talk to a Dynics engineer about your plant floor.
The Latest in OT Cybersecurity News
Insights on protecting critical OT systems
Water Utility Cyberattacks Are a Warning: Secure OT Before It’s Too Late
Recent Attacks Highlight the Growing Risk to Water Infrastructure Recent cyberattacks hit more than 30 water and wastewater utilities, with similar incidents reported in at least seven states—a clear sign of how exposed Operational Technology (OT) environments…
Understanding Unified Namespace (UNS)
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 topics in industrial operations today:…
Protect, Not Detect: Why Traditional “Detect & Respond” Fails OT Cybersecurity
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…
Connecting the Unconnected: Data Flows in OT
Bridging the Gap Between Operations and Insight In the era of digital transformation, the promise of real-time insights, predictive operations, and agile decision-making depends on one thing: meaningful data flows. But for many industrial organizations, getting OT…
Why Physical Network Mapping Matters in OT—and How SDN Brings It Into Focus
Understanding the Value of Accurate Physical Mapping in Modern OT Networks As industrial environments modernize, the need for accurate, real-time visibility into operational technology (OT) networks has become a top priority. While many tools promise network…
Cyber Resilience for Water Utilities: Insights from the Alabama Water OT/IT Cyber Summit
How DYNICS Is Empowering Utilities to Move from Reactive to Proactive Cybersecurity On September 4, 2025 the inaugural Alabama Water Cybersecurity Summit, hosted by the McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security, convened a broad coalition of…
From Vulnerable to Resilient: Cybersecurity for Smart Buildings
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…
Berserk Bear: The Latest Cybersecurity Threat
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…
Behind the Grid: What You Need to Know About NERC CIP-015-1
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…
National Security and Military Reports Shine Light on OT Cybersecurity
Honeywell recently released a new study showing that ransomware threats against industrial operators and manufacturers have grown significantly. Specifically, the study found that ransomware attacks increased by 46% in the first quarter of 2025. While this increase…
