// industries - manufacturing
Your MES still runs on Python 2. Your competitors went cloud-native.
Industry 4.0, digital twins, predictive maintenance. The vision sounds great. On the factory floor, the software is often decades behind. Stuxnet exploited unpatched Windows XP and hardcoded default passwords on Siemens STEP 7 controllers to physically destroy Iranian centrifuges.1 The Colonial Pipeline shutdown in May 2021 came down to a single compromised password on a legacy VPN without multi-factor authentication. Fuel supply across the US East Coast was disrupted for six days.2
The gap between the connected factory vision and the legacy reality grows wider every year.
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Bridge the IT/OT divide
Manufacturing software spans everything from ERP integrations in legacy Java to SCADA/HMI interfaces and edge nodes. Bosun modernises across this spectrum, from Python 2 to 3, legacy .NET to modern .NET, dependency patching in the glue code that connects the shop floor to the boardroom.
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Secure the connected factory
Manufacturing is now the most-targeted sector for ransomware.3 Bosun hardens the software layer that OT security strategies often overlook: the application dependencies, runtime versions, and framework code that sit between your network perimeter and your production line.
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Clear the path for Industry 4.0
Digital twins and AI-driven quality control need modern runtimes. You can't run them on Python 2 and Java 6. Bosun migrates the existing stack so these capabilities can actually be deployed.
1 Symantec W32.Stuxnet Dossier, 2010
2 CISA Alert AA21-131A, May 2021
3 IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 2022
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