OT & IT, one accountable carrier
Office IT, factory-floor OT, IoT sensor traffic, and ERP backend, engineered as one integrated network with traffic separation and one accountable carrier across every layer.
Manufacturing networks carry a different kind of consequence than office IT. When the network goes down, the production line stops. Robots stall. Conveyor systems halt. CyberNet engineers manufacturing connectivity for OT/IT-aware operations, dedicated fiber to the factory floor, redundant entrance at every facility, and the engineering rigor that ensures the network isn’t the single point of failure for the production schedule.
Office IT, factory-floor OT, IoT sensor traffic, and ERP backend, engineered as one integrated network with traffic separation and one accountable carrier across every layer.
Dual entrance at every facility. Geo-diverse paths where shutdown cost justifies it. The redundancy posture is engineered to the actual production economics, not boilerplate.
Templated per-plant connectivity. Consistent CPE. The architecture works the same way at the headquarters facility as it does at the regional plant.
Layer 2 private WAN connecting plants, distribution centers, and corporate offices. Centralized routing, consistent security policy, OT/IT-aware segmentation across the operation.
For manufacturers with multiple production facilities.Dedicated bandwidth to the production floor with PLC and SCADA traffic on isolated paths. Redundant entrance to keep the line running through circuit failures.
For facilities where downtime stops production.High-throughput backbone connecting distribution centers, supplier facilities, and corporate ERP. Inventory and supplier-data traffic engineered as one operational fabric.
For operations with extensive supplier integration.Production-floor traffic separated from office traffic, with engineering that respects the consequence of an OT-side outage. PLC and SCADA paths engineered with the right redundancy posture.
Every facility, every circuit, every managed asset, visible to your engineering team and to NikolAI. Pattern-matched anomalies surface before they become production incidents.
Licensed CLEC since 1995. Long enough to have seen multiple generations of manufacturing IT transitions, with the operational maturity industrial buyers expect.
Yes. The architecture is OT/IT-aware, with one accountable carrier for both.
Redundancy is engineered specifically where downtime is expensive.
Yes, with predictable economics across plants and plant-floor visibility in Mission Control.
CyberNet is an engineering-led, licensed CLEC since 1995 that owns its network, 150,000+ on-net buildings and 700+ cell towers. You work directly with the engineers who design and run your service, with no level-1 layer between you and the person who can fix the problem.
A 99.999% core-uptime SLA, contractually penalized when missed.
Within one business day.
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Mission Control is the operations platform every CyberNet customer lives inside, five workspaces: Orders, Marketplace, Ops Center, Billing, and Helpdesk. See Mission Control.
Tell us your facility footprint, plants, DCs, supplier integration, downtime cost, and we’ll come back with an architecture engineered to the production reality. Reviewed by a senior network engineer. Response within one business day.