NIS2 and IoT Connectivity: What the Directive Actually Requires
NIS2 covers IoT and OT devices. Standard SIM connectivity leaves most organisations exposed. Here is what the directive actually requires and why it matters for connected devices.
Secure connectivity for manufacturing operations
One SIM for production monitoring, M2M communication, and OT systems.
Connect sensors, PLCs, and production equipment across plants and borders with IoT connectivity built for manufacturing environments. Secure, visible, and controlled from day one.
Keep production data flowing across every plant
Built for always-on manufacturing environments.
Manufacturing downtime costs money every minute. When a sensor goes offline or a PLC loses its connection, the production data gap grows.
- 600+ mobile networks keep equipment connected when primary infrastructure fails
- One SIM works across all facilities, whether in one country or ten
- Production monitoring, quality control, and environmental sensors report continuously
Key features for manufacturing operations
Connectivity you depend on across every facility.
Built to meet the technical and operational needs of modern manufacturing. From secure OT communication to real-time production monitoring, everything is covered in one setup.
Global SIM for any location
One SIM works across all your plants. One contract, one dashboard, one point of control. No local carrier negotiations per site.
Private network for OT security
Keep production data and M2M communication off the public internet. Private APNs isolate your traffic. Direct cloud integration routes data straight to your systems.
Shared data pool across all sites
All your SIMs pull from one data pool. High-bandwidth cameras and low-data sensors share the same allocation. No per-device caps. No wasted data.
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