Live webinar
FROM CONNECTIVITY TO FEDERATED CONTROL
Why organizations are moving toward a new governance model for industrial ecosystems
Asset owners need control over access to their OT environments.
Machine builders, integrators, and service partners need fast, practical access to keep equipment running.
How do you design a remote access model that works for both?
Remote access is no longer just about getting the right expert connected to the right machine. Organizations also need to decide who has authority, who performs the work, who is accountable, and how to maintain oversight across organizational boundaries.
In this upcoming webinar, we’ll look at how responsibilities can remain distributed across organizations while making control and accountability clearer.
Join us for a practical discussion on how third-party access governance is evolving – and why federated control is becoming relevant as industrial ecosystems grow more complex.
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What you'll learn:
- Why asset owners and third parties need different things from the same remote access model
- How third-party access governance is evolving from vendor-led access toward federated approaches
- What federated control means in practice, and how it helps clarify authority, responsibility, and oversight
- How to navigate real-world tensions around emergency access, vendor trust, compliance, and legacy environments
This session is ideal for:
- Asset owners and operators in manufacturing and critical infrastructure
- OT, cybersecurity, and operations teams responsible for third-party access
- Machine builders and OEMs supporting equipment remotely
- System integrators, service providers, and other third parties that need access to customer OT environments
Meet the speaker:
Malthe Muff
Product Manager, Secomea
The session builds on Jeff’s recent appearance on Secomea’s Talk OT to Me podcast, where he discussed the gap between IT SOC and OT SOC, the missing OT data layer, and why industrial teams need “the right data, not all data” before trusting automation. You can find it on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts – or browse all episodes here.
Jon Haly
IT Manager at Applied Automation UK Ltd
Jon Haly has over 25 years of experience in the machine building and automation sector. He specializes in secure IT infrastructure and remote access solutions that support smart factory operations. Jon brings hands-on insight into the cybersecurity challenges and best practices for machine builders in today’s connected manufacturing landscape.