Hirschmann and Secomea partner on remote access solutions
Belden has announced that its Hirschmann Automation and Control business has signed a formal partnership agreement with Secomea A/S, provider of remote access solutions for the automation and machine industry. The two companies have agreed to work together to develop new, easy-to-use secure remote access solutions — which will enable users to remotely access their sites for programming, diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Hirschmann and Secomea have already partnered on the development of a soon-to-be launched secure remote access application. The simple set-up, ease of use and secure technology make the Hirschmann solution suitable for the machine building, automotive and food and beverage industries, which often need remote access to plants and machinery around the world. Remote access reduces the need for travel and allows staff to work more efficiently by handling multiple systems simultaneously.
“Working with Secomea will enable us to expand our range with new and different hardware variants,” said Johannes Pfeffer, general manager and VP core networking industrial IT solutions at Hirschmann. “Working in partnership, we intend to develop a full range of secure remote access products, which we believe will form an increasingly important part of our product portfolio in the future.”
Michael Ferdinandsen, CEO of Secomea, said: “Hirschmann/Secomea combined secure remote access hardware and software systems will help companies leverage the increased connection of devices, in line with the latest developments around the Industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0.”
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