Production relevance
Relate the exposed system to the line, shared services and dependencies identified by plant owners.
Manufacturing / Breakwater ASOC
See where cyber exposure
puts production at risk.
Connect asset exposure to the production context that makes it urgent. Breakwater’s Agentic AI SOC investigates candidate attack paths and helps teams rehearse response options before committing to a change on the plant floor.
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Illustrative evaluation scenario
A new gateway joins the line. What else becomes connected?
A line expansion introduces a gateway and a supplier support connection. Before the next maintenance window, production, maintenance and security need a common view of the relationships being added.
- Supplier support
- New line gateway
- Production dependencies
Operating priorities / Manufacturing
Give the security finding a place on the line.
Supplier connectivity
Examine the access needed for commissioning and support, including relationships beyond the intended job.
A workable intervention
Compare response options against the maintenance window and the plant’s recovery process.
Discover / Provenance / Response
From a new connection to a maintenance decision.
Trace the relationships around the line.
Discover connects asset and relationship evidence to candidate attack paths. Plant teams supply the line context needed to judge operational relevance.
Examine the underlying components.
Provenance examines supplied software and cryptographic evidence so engineering can see the source behind a finding and the change under consideration.
Rehearse the proposed intervention.
Response uses AI reasoning roles to challenge the attack story and prepare options. Digital rehearsal helps the team compare modeled effects before changing production systems.
Agentic AI / Manufacturing
Use AI to investigate the change.
Use rehearsal to examine the options.
ILLUSTRATIVE INVESTIGATION
Did the new support connection create a route beyond the line?
The Council investigates the gateway change using network evidence and the production context supplied by the plant team.
Question the route and its relevance.
Examine whether the candidate path depends on confirmed connections. Distinguish a technical relationship from the production dependency the plant owner needs to establish.
Compare options before the window.
Explore a modeled access restriction or relationship change. Carry the expected effect and unresolved dependencies into the maintenance review.
Put production and maintenance in the decision.
The plant’s owners select the permitted action, timing and recovery procedure. Security agrees how to check the outcome.
Decision & evaluation criteria
Which intervention belongs in the next maintenance window?
Evidence to retain
- The new gateway, support connection and affected relationships
- Production dependencies confirmed by the plant owner
- Modeled options, unresolved assumptions and recovery responsibilities
How to judge the evaluation
Use a planned line change to compare the team’s current review with ASOC. Judge whether the investigation explains the priority, surfaces unknown dependencies and produces an option maintenance can assess.
See the evaluation approach →Next steps
Bring your next line-connectivity change.
Choose a gateway, engineering connection or supplier-access change. Include production and maintenance so the evaluation ends with a useful plant decision.