Secure every line, machine, and supplier from one living digital twin
Manufacturers need to protect production uptime, Operational Technology, IT systems, and suppliers without slowing the plant. Rizzqo brings your production lines, Operational Technology, IT and suppliers into one living digital twin, prices the risk to each in real money, and routes every fix to the owner who controls the machine — so your plant stays audit-ready as Operational Technology and IT converge.
What manufacturing and Operational Technology teams need to handle
Production never stops, the attack surface keeps growing, and regulators now treat manufacturing as critical. Rizzqo turns those pressures into a structured, owner-routed program instead of a pile of disconnected spreadsheets.
Operational Technology and IT convergence
Once-isolated control systems now sit on the same network as ERP and email. Legacy PLCs and SCADA that were never built for connectivity become the soft entry point into the entire plant.
NIS2 and critical-sector duties
NIS2 pulls many manufacturers into scope with binding duties on risk management, incident reporting, and management accountability. You need a defensible, current view of risk, not a once-a-year snapshot.
Supply-chain security
A single compromised supplier or component can halt a line or poison a product. Customers and regulators increasingly demand proof that your suppliers are assessed and monitored, not just trusted.
Downtime is the real loss
An incident on the floor is measured in stopped output, missed deliveries, and contractual penalties. Risk has to be expressed in the money a line-stop actually costs, so the right fixes get funded first.
What Rizzqo gives manufacturing and Operational Technology teams
A vulnerable controller, the line it could halt, the money that stoppage costs, the fix routed to the engineer, and the proof an auditor asks for: it is all the same chain of work, captured once on the floor.
A living digital twin of Operational Technology and IT
Rizzqo brings your real plant into one living digital twin — Operational Technology, IT systems, sites, and the suppliers behind them — so production and IT finally sit in one picture instead of two siloed registers. Nothing on the floor stays invisible.
Risk priced in real money
Rizzqo puts a real-money figure on the risk to each line and machine — not just red, yellow or green. A vulnerable controller on a critical line shows what its downtime would cost, say a six-figure loss per stopped shift, so you fund the fixes that protect output and revenue first instead of chasing whichever alert shouts loudest.
Fixes routed to the owner who controls the machine
Every fix goes straight to the person who owns the line, the machine, or the supplier relationship — not into a shared queue nobody owns. Plant engineers and IT work from the same priorities, so remediation actually happens on the floor instead of stalling in a ticket queue.
Evidence at the source, audit ready
Your proof builds itself as the work happens on the floor, tied to the machines, sites, and suppliers it belongs to. So when a customer ties their next order to a security audit, you hand back the evidence in days rather than pulling engineers off the line to assemble it while production waits.
Frameworks built for an asset-heavy plant
ISO 27001 is the certifiable core, with ISO 27002 spelling out how each control runs on the plant floor. The work overlaps where it matters — segmenting Operational Technology from IT, vetting suppliers, satisfying NIS2 — so a single hardening project can clear ISO 27001, ISO 27002 and NIS2 at once.
ISO 27001
The core ISMS standard for manufacturing, with Annex A controls mapped straight to your Operational Technology, IT, sites, and suppliers, and a clear path to certification.
Explore frameworkISO 27002
Implementation guidance: the 93 controls that turn ISO 27001 into practice on the plant floor.
Explore frameworkNIS2
Makers of critical products are in scope, with Operational Technology and supply-chain security at its heart. NIS2 sits alongside ISO 27001 and 27002 as the cyber-resilience mandate for the plant.
Explore frameworkCRA
If you make connected products, the Cyber Resilience Act adds secure-by-design duties, vulnerability handling and CE conformity, mapped onto the products and components you ship.
Explore frameworkGDPR
For the personal data your plant still processes, from workforce records to connected-product telemetry, mapped to the same assets and owners.
Explore frameworkEverything a manufacturing security program needs
No bolt-on Operational Technology tool, no parallel supplier spreadsheet. The whole program runs on the same living digital twin of your plant.
Operational Technology and IT in one twin
Production lines, Operational Technology, and IT systems share one living digital twin, so nothing on the floor is invisible.
Supplier and component risk
Suppliers and key components are assessed and monitored as first-class assets, linked to the lines and products that depend on them.
Risk priced in real money
Exposure is expressed as the cost of downtime and disruption, so leadership funds the fixes that protect output, not just the loudest alerts.
Owner-routed remediation
Every fix lands with the plant engineer, line owner, or IT team who can actually close it.
NIS2-ready risk view
A current, defensible view of risk, controls, and incidents that stands up to NIS2 duties and management accountability.
Audit-ready packages
One-click packages for ISO, NIS2, or a customer audit — risk register, supplier assessments, and the evidence behind them.
When a line stops, the whole program already knows why
A supplier component is flagged, a machine goes vulnerable, a line halts — and in the living digital twin that single event is priced, routed to the engineer who owns the machine, reflected in your control posture, and logged for audit, all at once. Asset management, risk, monetary evaluation, remediation and compliance are not six tools you reconcile after the fact — they are one model where the cost of a stoppage and the cost of the fix sit side by side, so leadership funds plant security on the numbers. Made in Germany, EU-hosted.
Frequently asked questions
Both live in one living digital twin. Operational Technology and IT sit in a single picture instead of two siloed registers, so nothing on the floor stays invisible and every asset has a clear owner.
NIS2 is a driver, not a separate framework page. Rizzqo gives you the current, defensible view of risk, controls, and incidents that NIS2 duties and management accountability require, built on the same living digital twin. The certifiable framework underneath is ISO 27001, with its controls pre-mapped to your assets.
Suppliers and key components are first-class assets. They are assessed and monitored, linked to the lines and products that depend on them, and their risk is priced and routed for remediation just like any internal asset, so a weak supplier surfaces before it stops a line.
On the floor the real loss is stopped output, missed deliveries, and penalties. Rizzqo attaches illustrative financial exposure to each risk so leadership can compare a line-stop scenario against the cost of the fix and fund the work that protects revenue first, rather than reacting to whichever alert shouts loudest.
Yes. Your evidence builds at the source as work happens, tied to the machines, sites, and suppliers it belongs to. When an ISO certification, a NIS2 assessment, or a customer audit arrives, you export a complete package — risk register, supplier assessments, and evidence — instead of rebuilding it by hand.
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