Security for OT and IT teams
The questions an IT and OT review usually asks: how devices authenticate, what travels over the network, where camera images go and who can change what. DBR 77 Robotics Sp. z o.o. holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.
- A certificate for every device
- TLS on connections to MQTT brokers
- Camera events, no stored images
- Issued by
- Plant CA
- Private key
- Does not pass through the server
- Connection
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Data from one pilot in a European plant. Client name anonymised; results differ from plant to plant.
Read the pilot storyWhat your review will want to know
A certificate for every device
Devices are registered with a certificate from the plant's own certificate authority. The private key does not pass through the server, and certificates can be reissued or revoked.
Encrypted transport
Connections to MQTT brokers can use TLS.
Monitoring reads, it does not control
Monitoring and alarms work on readings. Commands to devices, where a deployment needs them, go through one place in Data Bridge and are not a safety function.
Events, not stored video
Vision AI turns what the camera sees into events. The platform does not store camera images, and DBR77 Vector can run on your own servers.
Roles and permissions
Rights to view and to change devices, sensors and alarm rules are granted per role.
NIS2 incident register
A register of cybersecurity incidents tracks the three NIS2 deadlines: early warning within 24 hours, notification within 72 hours and the final report within a month.
Software bill of materials
An SBOM and CVE register lists the software running on devices and the known vulnerabilities in it.
What the company and the devices hold
For your IT, OT and purchasing review.
| Information security | ISO/IEC 27001:2022, held by DBR 77 Robotics Sp. z o.o. for its information security management system. Issued by LL-C Certification, valid until August 9, 2029. The certificate belongs to the company, not to a single product. Security overview on dbr77.com |
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| Marking | CE. DBR77 IIoT devices have passed independent EMC testing. EMC testing statement |
Bring your questionnaire
If your IT or OT team uses a security questionnaire, send it to us before the pilot.
Talk to usCommon questions from IT and OT reviews
How do devices authenticate?
Is the traffic encrypted?
Can DBR77 IIoT change settings on a machine?
Where do camera images go?
Who can change what?
Is DBR77 certified for information security?
How are cybersecurity incidents tracked?
Do the devices carry the CE mark?
Three ways to take the first step
Online demo
The DBR77 IIoT panel on sample data: machine states, OEE, alarms and energy.
See the demoPilot
1–3 workstations or one line, on your own data. It ends with a report and a recommendation for the next step.
Plan a pilotDowntime cost calculator
Work out what unplanned downtime costs you per year and how much a smaller share of it is worth.
CalculateRelated parts of DBR77 IIoT
Connecting machines (Data Bridge)
MQTT bridges, signal mappings and a certificate for every device.
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Cameras that turn what they see into events: parts, steps, people near robots.
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See the device registry in the online demo, or contact us with your questions.