Illustrative scenario
Go back to the camera in the loading yard. The one from the first page.
At 2:17 a.m., it reached for the outside world. By sunrise, it was cut off from everything except its own recorder, the yard was still being watched, and forty trucks rolled in on time. Nobody on the dock knew anything had happened.
That's the future I want for every building that moves goods. Attacks will still happen. But an attack on a single device stays a single-device problem.
The warehouses of the next ten years will run on even more machines talking to machines. Robots picking orders. Self-driving yard trucks. Sensors on every pallet. Every one of them will be either a helper or a way in. Someone has to make sure they stay helpers. That's why we built Findavi.
A supply chain does not stop only when a server goes down. It stops when the connected devices behind gates, docks, scanners, cameras, refrigeration, and controls cannot be trusted to keep doing their jobs. Findavi helps teams contain the specific exposure, under their rules, and prove that security and operations both remain intact.
You don't have to do it all at once. Start with one building. Find out what's really there. Then decide.
If you'd like help with that first step, I'd be glad to talk. e-Mail: info@netopsiq.com.
Eldad Matityahu
Founder and CEO, NetOps IQ