Sovereignty and on-premises deployment
Where your measurements go with the Sycon cloud solution, what never leaves your site, and what remains possible, on request, when your constraints call for more.
The cloud solution
Most industrial measurement solutions ask for access to the site network: that is how they send their data up, and that is where the sovereignty discussion starts. The Sybox does not ask. It carries its own SIM card and talks to the mobile operator.
So the question “what leaves my network” has only one answer: nothing, since nothing enters it. What leaves your site are the readings the Sybox produces itself, and the list below is closed.
What stays with you
- Your machines, your controllers and your supervision system: nothing is modified, and nothing is wired in.
- Your IT network, which no unit asks access to.
What leaves
- The Sybox readings: vibration, temperature, humidity, air quality.
- The current readings a Syway module passes to the nearby Sybox.
- The unit identifier and the timestamp of each reading, without which a measurement means nothing.
What never leaves
- No data from your information system: the Sybox is not wired to it and therefore cannot read anything from it.
- No controller program, no manufacturing recipe, no production order.
- No video stream and no audio recording: the units produce none.
On request: on-premises deployment
If your constraints call for more, the platform can be installed inside your infrastructure, on request: measurements then no longer leave it. It is not an exit clause negotiated case by case: the amount appears in the price list, like every other item, readable before any commitment.
To start, a proof of concept can be run with no connection at all to your information system, on anonymised data. It does not prejudge the deployment mode chosen afterwards.