Rubyk™ OT
Rubyk OT is a line of compact security appliances tailored to provide customizable cybersecurity to connected assets across a wide variety of industry segments, while also providing an excellent protection solution for aging or legacy equipment. Combining affordability with effectiveness, Rubyk OT ensures robust protection without disrupting existing cybersecurity infrastructure or requiring specialized network engineers for deployment.
How It Works
Deploying Rubyk OT is straightforward and effortless, thanks to its user-friendly design. The palm-sized appliance seamlessly connects in-line between your network and equipment.
The RubyComm Advantage
Security
Protect both your equipment and your network from OT security risks.
Compatibility
Provides protection for both new and legacy equipment, without interfering with existing network security infrastructure.
Compliance
Rubyk OT can help your organization become compliant with cybersecurity regulations.
Easy Installation
No network experts required. Seamless integration ensures a quick and easy deployment.
Affordability
Rubyk OT delivers top-tier protection against OT threats at an exceptionally competitive price.
Customization
Rubyk OT can be configured with custom protocols and tailored security measures to meet your organization's unique security needs.
Durability
100% CNC 6061 T6 anodized aluminum monoblock construction is designed to thrive in the harshest industrial environments.
Penetration Testing
Penetration tested by Tier 1 third party.
Use Cases
Rubyk OT for Water and Wastewater
Cyberattacks on the water and wastewater sector can have extensive and serious repercussions. Such breaches may disrupt treatment and distribution processes by tampering with equipment, shutting down pumps, or overriding alarms. In severe cases, cyber attacks on water infrastructure can lead to large scale disruption of critical services to the population.
Rubyk OT for Energy and Utilities
As IT and OT systems in the energy and utilities sectors become increasingly interconnected, they face substantial cybersecurity challenges. Global threats now target power plants and other utilities for ransom, espionage, and political motives. With critical infrastructure being fundamental to a functional society, the convergence of IT and OT has shifted the focus from physical security to a landscape where cyber threats transcend borders.
Rubyk OT for Manufacturing
Manufacturing environments are increasingly targeted by cyber adversaries. The digitalization of manufacturing processes has blurred the lines between IT (Information Technology) and OT (Operational Technology), facilitating the spread of threats from enterprise IT systems into OT environments which can lead to extended downtimes, equipment damage, and potential danger to facility employees on the manufacturing floor.
Rubyk OT for Medical
Hospitals now have more network-connected devices than ever, including MRI machines, health record storage banks, and heart rate monitors. While advanced equipment enhances patient care, it also introduces risks which can lead to the theft of sensitive patient data and worse. Beyond financial damages, cyberattacks on healthcare organizations can disrupt patient care and potentially force hospitals to redirect patients for treatment. This can delay hospital operations and jeopardize lives, especially in critical situations like strokes and surgery.
Rubyk OT for Oil and Gas
The potential for cyberattacks on the oil and gas sector gained significant attention following the ransomware incident experienced by U.S. pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline. This recent event highlights a growing trend of both increasing frequency and complexity of such attacks. It's important to note that these threats are not solely a result of the adoption of digital technologies; both Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) systems are vulnerable. Safeguarding these systems is crucial for maintaining the security of individuals, infrastructure, and data.
Rubyk OT for Smart Cities
Smart cities employ many physical assets that utilize a network connection, making them prime targets for criminals and cyber threat actors looking to exploit vulnerable systems. These attacks can aim to steal critical infrastructure data, deploy ransomware, or launch destructive cyber operations. Successful breaches can disrupt essential services, lead to significant financial losses, expose citizens' private information, undermine trust in smart systems, and potentially cause physical damage or harm.
