£1.9bn
the estimated cost to the UK economy of the 2025 cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover. Production stopped for all of September, and more than 5,000 organizations were affected.
Automotive World on the Cyber Monitoring Centre report, October 2025Robots, machines, and production lines do exactly what their programs and setpoints tell them. DOR proves every command, program, and record is authentic before a machine acts on it, so what leaves your plant is what you meant to make.
This is already happening.
Manufacturing is now the industry ransomware hits most. In 2025 and 2026, attacks stopped production lines for weeks, spilled into suppliers, and reached the machines themselves.
747
ransomware attacks on manufacturers in the second quarter of 2026, 65% of all ransomware attacks on industrial organizations.
Dragos, August 2026Aug 26, 2026
the day Boston Scientific disclosed a cyberattack that disrupted its manufacturing, ordering, and shipping worldwide.
MedTech Dive, August 2026Jul 16, 2026
the day Coca-Cola said a ransomware attack had halted U.S. production at its Fairlife dairy business.
Cybersecurity Dive, July 2026Oct 2026
the month Bloomberg reported that hackers linked to Russia made equipment malfunction at a transformer factory in Spain, where a fire broke out, and halted 2 wineries by disrupting their climate controls.
Meduza on Bloomberg's reporting, October 2026134,000
industrial control devices found reachable from the open internet in early 2026.
SaltyCloud InfoSec GRC Brief on Censys research, October 2026Every program, setpoint, and part, proven.
Plant floors, robots, quality labs, suppliers, and engineering all act on what they receive. DOR proves it first, and your operators keep control of every machine.
The Plant FloorControllers, operator screens, recipes, and the setpoints that run every line.Robots and MachinesIndustrial robots, CNC machines, and the programs that move them.Quality and TraceabilityTest results, inspection data, and the records that follow every part.Parts and SuppliersComponents, firmware, supplier files, and the vendors who connect from outside.Designs and Production FilesCAD models, 3D printing build files, digital twins, and AI on the line.
The Plant Floor
Controllers, operator screens, recipes, and the setpoints that run every line.
F-01
Controller commands
A controller acts on any command that reaches it in the right format. DOR proves each command came from an authorized source before the controller acts.
F-02
Recipes and setpoints
A changed temperature, pressure, or mix ratio can ruin a batch or damage equipment without stopping the line. DOR holds any change that does not come from an authorized person.
F-03
What operators see
Operator screens can show normal readings while a process drifts. DOR checks readings before they reach the screen, so normal means normal.
Robots and Machines
Industrial robots, CNC machines, and the programs that move them.
M-01
Robot programs
A robot repeats whatever path and force its program gives it. DOR proves the program running is the program your engineers approved.
M-02
Machine tool programs
One altered line in a CNC program can scrap a run or produce a part that looks right and fails later. DOR checks every program before it loads.
M-03
Safety stays in charge
Emergency stops, interlocks, and safety controllers always act. DOR never stands between a safety function and the machine it protects.
Quality and Traceability
Test results, inspection data, and the records that follow every part.
Q-01
Test and inspection results
Test results decide what ships. DOR proves each result came from the instrument that measured it and has not changed since.
Q-02
Certificates and batch records
Certificates of conformance and batch records travel with every lot. DOR keeps them provable from the moment they are made, so a customer or auditor can check them.
Parts and Suppliers
Components, firmware, supplier files, and the vendors who connect from outside.
S-01
Counterfeit and swapped parts
A counterfeit chip or a swapped controller can pass inspection. DOR confirms the hardware running is the hardware you installed.
S-02
Firmware and updates
Machines take firmware and software updates from their makers. DOR proves each update came from its maker and holds one that does not match.
S-03
Vendor remote access
Vendors connect from outside to service machines. DOR requires a name and a reason for each session and records what was done.
Designs and Production Files
CAD models, 3D printing build files, digital twins, and AI on the line.
D-01
CAD models and drawings
Design files move between engineering, suppliers, and the shop floor. DOR proves the file a machine builds from is the file engineering released.
D-02
3D printing build files
A small change to a build file can weaken a printed part with no visible sign. DOR checks build files before the printer runs them.
D-03
AI on the line
AI models now inspect parts and tune processes. DOR proves which model made each call and what it was given.
D-04
The rules you answer to
IEC 62443, CMMC for defense suppliers, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act all ask manufacturers to show what happened and when. DOR produces that record.
How DOR works with you.
Nothing to rip out. No dependence on a link to the outside. Every deployment starts with your plant as it runs today.
Walk the plant
DOR maps what your controllers, robots, quality systems, and suppliers send and act on, from the design file to the shipped part.
Build to it
Every deployment is built to your equipment, your production schedule, and the rules you answer to.
Deploy on what you run
DOR runs as software on the systems you already operate, fully offline. Where a machine or line has nothing suitable, DOR provides a compact host built for it.
Hand over the evidence
You get a record of what was checked, what was held, and why. It cannot be edited.
Inside every deployment
- Verification where it arrives
- Commands, programs, updates, and records are proven authentic before a machine or person acts on them.
- A hold, not just an alarm
- Anything that fails is held or flagged by rules you set, and released only by an authorized person with a recorded reason. Safety functions are never held.
- A record that stands
- What was checked, held, and released, kept in a record no one can edit.
Questions manufacturers ask.
Straight answers to what plant, quality, engineering, and security leaders ask first.
Will DOR slow down our lines?
No. DOR checks commands and data fast enough to keep pace with the machines it protects, and it is built to your cycle times before it goes live.
Does DOR ever stand between a safety system and a machine?
No. Emergency stops, interlocks, and safety controllers always act. DOR never holds a safety function.
Do we have to replace our controllers, robots, or machines?
Usually not. DOR runs as software on the systems you already operate, and provides a compact host when a line or machine has nothing suitable. It works across equipment makers and generations.
Does DOR need a cloud connection?
No. DOR runs fully offline and depends on no outside service, so it keeps working on isolated plant networks.
Can our operators still override?
Yes. Your people keep control of every machine. When DOR holds something, an authorized person can release it with a recorded reason.
Does DOR replace our quality system?
No. DOR proves the data your quality system relies on is authentic and unchanged. Your quality system and your people still decide what passes.
Where does our data go?
It stays where it lives, under your control. DOR does not need your designs, recipes, or production data to leave your plant to verify anything.
How does DOR help with IEC 62443, CMMC, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act?
Each asks manufacturers to show what happened to their systems and records, and when. DOR produces a verifiable record of what your systems received, checked, and changed that cannot be edited. Since September 11, 2026, makers of connected products sold in the EU must give a 24-hour early warning of actively exploited vulnerabilities. CMMC self-assessments remain in force for defense suppliers, even with Phase 2 suspended. DOR deployments are built to work within the IEC 62443 security levels your sites target.
Is DOR only for large manufacturers?
No. Every deployment is built to the operation in front of it, from a single machine shop to a global network of plants.
What does an engagement with DOR look like?
DOR walks your plant, builds to your equipment and rules, deploys on what you already run, and hands you the evidence. It starts with a briefing.
Reference
The Manufacturing and Industrial Reference.
The full list behind this page: how controllers, robots, quality data, parts, and design files get altered or faked, in plain language, with what DOR does about each one.
Manufacturing and Industrial
Start with a briefing.
Bring your line, your machines, and the incident your team still talks about, or just the question they keep asking. DOR will show you exactly where it fits.