The Xage Fabric delivers comprehensive security for industrial and real-world operations. It protects every element, new or legacy, secures every interaction, local or remote, and enables dynamic data security for OT, IT and cloud.
Xage Broker pushes security policy from Enterprise/Cloud into OT.
Xage Nodes form a zero-trust-protected Fabric for security and app data, operating independent of central connectivity.
Users, apps & devices authenticate and cooperate via the Xage Fabric, with on-site enforcement.
Dell IoT
The Xage Traversal Tunnel and Proxy enables easy-to-use zero-trust remote access, proxying and data transfer across the Purdue-model layers – e.g. from OT to DMZ to IT to cloud.
Xage’s product can be installed entirely at the customer premises, or alternatively the Xage Fabric and management components can be delivered instantly via the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Xage Nodes form a zero-trust-protected Fabric for tamperproof on-site storage of security data, app data and identity data (with MFA as needed) plus OT-IT-cloud dynamic data security.
Deployed centrally, the Broker connects central services such as Active Directory with the Fabric. It synchronizes credentials, certificates, policies and shared data between OT and center.
The Xage Policy Manager enables security policies to be defined centrally and then replicated and enforced system-wide, automating the protection of critical infrastructure.
Xage Enforcement Point (XEP) provides optional on-site access filtering plus dynamic data security with authenticity, integrity & encryption. It protects vulnerable systems and their data.
The Xage Management Tools provide monitoring, alerting and single-pane-of-glass management of the Xage Suite.
Remote access
Building Management
Device credential rotation & user/role-based login
Oil & Gas
Compliance and audit
Fault analysis, Green energy
Real-time authentication
Autonomous Vehicles
Operational efficiency and cost reduction
Process industry
Peer-to-peer devices
Smart Meter Management
A revolution known as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) or Industry 4.0 is underway. Industrial companies are deploying intelligent systems composed of devices and software applications that cooperate with each other and with humans in real-time. These systems can contain new devices with robust security controls as well as currently installed devices, e.g., PLCs, RTUs, HMIs, meters, and sensors, that provide limited and varied security capabilities. Furthermore, as operations and enterprises are embracing data-driven automation, data and interactions need to be protected edge-to-edge, to cloud, and across the ecosystem.
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