AMDT protects manufacturing operations of every kind: from consumer goods, metals, chemicals, and electronics to complex discrete and process production. Octoplant backs up, versions, compares, and protects the configurations behind critical automation, while Octovision turns that trusted operational data into enterprise visibility across assets, lifecycle, vulnerabilities, and risk.
One operational foundation across devices, lines, plants, and production networks.
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Production continuity | Hardware failure, human error, unwanted changes, and cyber incidents can interrupt production while teams search for the right configuration or reconstruct what happened. | Automated backups, historical versions, configuration comparison, and trusted recovery states help teams understand what changed and get production back faster. |
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Operational control | Thousands of configurations change through maintenance, optimization, product changes, OEM service, and modernization - often across multiple engineering teams and external providers. | Centralized version control and device-aware comparison create a traceable history of what changed, when, and how the current state differs. |
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Cyber & lifecycle risk | Legacy technology, increasing connectivity, unsupported systems, vulnerabilities, and heterogeneous automation create an OT risk surface that is difficult to understand at enterprise scale. | Trusted asset data, software and firmware context, lifecycle information, vulnerability intelligence, and cross-site risk visibility through Octovision. |
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Compliance & evidence | Manufacturers increasingly need to demonstrate asset control, cybersecurity practices, change traceability, business continuity, and recovery readiness across their OT estate. | Backup evidence, change records, configuration histories, asset visibility, vulnerability context, and standardized reporting support continuous regulatory readiness. |
| Whatever the product, the fundamentals stay the same: know what is running, control what changes, understand where risk exists, and maintain a trusted path back when production is disrupted. | |||
The cost of downtime varies enormously between industries, plants, and processes. The underlying economics don’t: once production stops, every minute spent searching for files, identifying what changed, determining the correct configuration, or waiting for specialist knowledge extends the disruption.
Octoplant reduces that uncertainty with automated backups, version history, and configuration comparison. Octovision adds enterprise context around assets, backup jobs, vulnerabilities, lifecycle, and risk, helping organizations identify operational gaps before they become incident-day surprises. Octoplant’s current product proposition explicitly combines backup, version control, change history, and recovery across heterogeneous automation.
Recovery time starts before the incident.
Manufacturing environments evolve over decades. A single plant can contain automation from multiple vendors, generations, protocols, and engineering ecosystems, each with its own tools, file structures, and backup procedures.
Octoplant creates a vendor-agnostic operational layer across that complexity. Configurations and programs are backed up centrally, historical versions are maintained, and changes can be compared across supported industrial technologies.
That means manufacturers can establish consistent backup, versioning, change, and recovery practices without replacing the automation already running production.
Local engineering teams know their production environments deeply. But at enterprise scale, simple questions become difficult: Which assets are running? Which plants have backup gaps? Where is technology approaching end of life? Which known vulnerabilities affect production? Are sites following the same operational standards?
Octoplant establishes the trusted operational foundation at plant level. Octovision consolidates that data into enterprise visibility across assets, components, backup jobs, lifecycle information, vulnerabilities, and risk.
Local engineering knowledge.
Enterprise-wide operational intelligence.
AI, analytics, digital twins, predictive maintenance, and increasingly software-defined production all depend on trusted industrial data. But an asset name and IP address provide only part of the picture.
AMDT captures deeper operational context: configurations, software and firmware, versions, changes, components, lifecycle information, vulnerabilities, backup state, and historical data from the systems that actually run production.
Octoplant creates that trusted plant-floor record. Octovision turns it into structured enterprise intelligence — establishing a data foundation for the next generation of industrial operations.
AI doesn’t start with the model.
It starts with the data.
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Automotive | Highly synchronized automation, complex supplier networks, frequent production change, and extremely high downtime exposure. | Explore Automotive →. |
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Food & Beverage | Product consistency, traceability, perishable materials, packaging complexity, and frequent production changes. | Explore Food & Beverage →. |
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Pharmaceutical | Validated production, strict change control, auditability, data integrity, and regulated manufacturing environments. | Explore Pharma →. |
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Energy & Utilities | Essential-service continuity, distributed infrastructure, legacy technology, cybersecurity, and regulatory pressure. | Explore Energy & Utilities →. |
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Machine & Plant Engineering | Customer-specific engineering, machine lifecycle management, installed-base service, and long-term support. | Explore Machine & Plant Engineering → |
| The fundamentals of operational resilience are shared across manufacturing, but production processes, risks, regulations, and business priorities differ. Explore how AMDT applies the same trusted operational foundation to the realities of your industry. | |||
Backup, asset management, vulnerability management, change control, recovery, compliance, and service processes all operate around the same industrial systems, yet they are often managed separately.
AMDT is bringing those disciplines together through OT Security and Service Management (OTSSM): a new software class built specifically around the operational reality of industrial environments.
Octoplant provides the trusted operational System of Record. Octovision adds enterprise intelligence. OTSSM connects that foundation to how industrial assets, changes, risks, incidents, and services are managed.
