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Compliance, built in.
Not bolted on.

Industrial compliance requirements differ by country, industry, and regulatory framework. The underlying evidence is remarkably consistent: know your assets, control changes, manage vulnerabilities, maintain recoverable backups, document access, and prove what happened.

AMDT builds that evidence into normal OT operations. Octoplant creates traceable change, version, backup, and recovery records; Octovision adds asset, vulnerability, lifecycle, and risk visibility, supporting regulatory readiness across global industrial environments.

NIS2 raises the stakes in Europe.

NIS2 makes cybersecurity resilience a management responsibility. In-scope organizations must address risk management, incident handling, business continuity, supply-chain security, access control, vulnerability management, and other cybersecurity measures, with stronger supervision and reporting requirements.

For industrial organizations, that means resilience has to be demonstrable, not assumed. Teams need reliable evidence that critical systems are known, protected, recoverable, and governed through controlled processes. Backup status, recovery readiness, change history, asset visibility, and supplier dependencies increasingly become part of the same management and compliance conversation.

The evidence regulators expect. Built into operations.

Compliance discipline What organizations need to demonstrate How AMDT helps
Asset visibility Know which industrial assets, software, firmware, and components are present and understand their state Octovision structures trusted Octoplant data into centralized asset and lifecycle visibility
Change control Demonstrate what changed, when, by whom, and whether the change was authorized Octoplant maintains version histories, comparisons, user attribution, approval workflows, and change documentation
Configuration management Maintain controlled, traceable configurations and identify deviation from approved states Automated jobs and SmartCompare identify differences between stored versions and device configurations
Access & accountability Control who can work with critical systems and maintain evidence of user activity Role-based access, permissions, user attribution, and traceable workflows establish accountability
Vulnerability management Identify known vulnerabilities, understand affected assets, and prioritize remediation Octovision matches trusted asset data against known CVEs and adds risk context and AI-supported guidance
Backup & recovery Maintain recoverable configurations and demonstrate operational resilience Octoplant automates industrial device backups, validates configuration states, and maintains known-good versions for recovery
Incident investigation Reconstruct what happened before and during an operational or security incident Change histories, timestamps, versions, comparisons, job results, and asset context provide evidence for investigation
Audit evidence Produce consistent records demonstrating that controls are operating over time Operational activity automatically creates traceable records rather than relying on manually assembled documentation
Risk reporting Translate technical OT conditions into information security and management can act on Octovision consolidates asset, lifecycle, vulnerability, and operational information into dashboards and reports
Multi-site governance Apply consistent controls and reporting across plants, regions, and heterogeneous OT environments Octoplant standardizes operational processes while Octovision provides enterprise-level visibility across sites

What auditors
actually ask.

What assets are running? Who changed this configuration? Was the change authorized? Which version was running at the time of the incident? Which assets are affected by this vulnerability? Is there a validated backup? Can you recover it? Can you prove the process was followed?

Octoplant and Octovision create much of that evidence through normal operations. Instead of reconstructing OT history before an audit, teams work from version histories, change records, backup evidence, asset information, vulnerability context, and standardized reports that already exist.

One foundation.
Many frameworks.

Regulations and standards differ, but many depend on the same operational disciplines: controlled configurations, traceable changes, accountable access, known assets, vulnerability management, recoverability, and evidence.

AMDT helps industrial organizations establish those disciplines once and use the resulting data and records across multiple regulatory, cybersecurity, quality, and internal-governance requirements.

One foundation.
Many frameworks.

/. Regulations, standards and cybersecurity frameworks
NIS2 Risk management, incident evidence, business continuity, access and supply-chain considerations across in-scope EU entities.
IEC 62443 Industrial automation and control system cybersecurity principles that align closely with asset, access, change, configuration and resilience practices.
NIST CSF 2.0 A global reference for governing and managing cybersecurity risk across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.
NERC CIP Mandatory requirements for applicable North American bulk-electric-system organizations, including configuration/change management and recovery-related controls.
FDA 21 CFR Part 11 / GxP Traceability and control of electronic records in regulated pharmaceutical and life-sciences environments. FDA confirms Part 11 applies to relevant electronic records created, modified, maintained, archived, retrieved or transmitted under FDA record requirements.
ISO/IEC 27001 An internationally recognized information-security management standard that provides a broader governance framework around security controls and risk management.

Always Audit Ready.
Always in Control.

Octoplant and Octovision turn everyday OT operations into continuous compliance evidence — from change records and backup history to asset visibility and risk reporting. Stay audit-ready across NIS2, IEC 62443, FDA, GMP, ISO 27001, NERC CIP, and other requirements.

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