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Identify risks in your industrial control systems

Safeguard your industrial control system (ICS) and generate security awareness with GEA Codex® Asset Care.

Gain visibility before risks grow                                                                                            

*Limited-Time Offer* with GEA Codex® Asset Care App     

GEA Codex® Asset Care App helps you identify obsolete components, lifecycle risks, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities across your automation environment all in one centralized platform.

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Start with visibility: GEA Codex® Asset Care App

Cyber threats are rising. Regulatory pressure is increasing. Asset landscapes are aging. For many industrial operators, the biggest risk is not what they don’t have, it’s what they can’t see.

The GEA Codex® Asset Care App provides immediate, structured visibility into your automation environment. From day one, you can identify obsolete components, understand lifecycle status, and detect vulnerabilities across your systems, all in one centralized digital platform.

Instead of relying on spreadsheets, static inventories, or fragmented tools, the app enables a continuous and transparent view of your assets across plants. It transforms obsolescence management from a reactive task into a proactive, data-driven process, aligned with increasing cybersecurity and compliance requirements such as NIS2.

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What you can do with the App

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Your key benefits

1. Evaluation & Inventory

We start with a structured assessment of your industrial control systems to build a reliable overview of your OT environment.

Key elements include:
Digital inventory of OT assets (PLCs, SCADA, networks, hardware and software)
Lifecycle and obsolescence visibility
Centralized and secure asset documentation

Result: A clear and reliable view of your automation landscape.

2. OT Risk Analysis

Your automation assets are analyzed to identify risks that could impact system availability, security, or long-term performance.

The analysis includes:
Risk evaluation based on asset criticality
Lifecycle and obsolescence assessment
Identification of vulnerabilities and system risks

Result: Clear insight into operational and cybersecurity risks, prioritized by business impact.

3. Reporting & Roadmap

All findings are translated into structured reports and a clear improvement roadmap.

Deliverables include:
Executive summary for management
Detailed technical documentation for OT and IT teams
Prioritized recommendations with suggested implementation order

Result: A practical plan to improve reliability, security, and compliance.

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