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Dispel Zero Trust Engine for OEMs to secure remote industrial service, standardize access, strengthen compliance

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Dispel Zero Trust Engine for OEMs to secure remote industrial service, standardize access, strengthen compliance

Dispel launched a zero trust platform designed for original equipment manufacturers and machine builders to secure remote industrial service delivery. The solution replaces disparate tools with a unified platform that enforces just-in-time access, multifactor authentication (MFA), session-based infrastructure, and continuous compliance monitoring across customer sites. Deployment scales from pilot to hundreds of locations within months with minimal per-site setup.

Why it matters: OEMs and their service technicians face contract delays and security reviews when using legacy virtual private networks (VPNs) and fragmented access tools; this platform addresses the third-party remote access risk that involved 61 percent of manufacturing breaches in 2026.

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