Greinfort / Device Inventory

Discover everything connected to your industrial network.

Complete visibility into wired and wireless assets, without disrupting operations and with awareness of the protocols used across OT environments. Automated inventory: IP, MAC, manufacturer and firmware. Detect new or unauthorised devices. Dynamic, real-time topology. Compatible with major industrial OT protocols.

Can you protect a plant if you don’t know exactly what is connected?

Industrial networks often contain PLCs, HMIs, SCADA systems, robots, switches, legacy devices, temporary equipment and wireless connections that are not always documented. The result is an OT environment that is difficult to govern, with unknown assets, unexpected communications and paths that can remain unnoticed for years — including backdoors and covert activity.

OT Switch 192.168.10.1
SCADA 192.168.10.14
HMI Panel 192.168.10.22
OT Server 192.168.10.30
PLC-01 Siemens S7
PLC-02 New asset
PLC-03 192.168.10.43
Robot-04 Line 2
OT Gateway 192.168.10.64
Sensor-12 Modbus TCP
Legacy device Undocumented
Industrial Wi-Fi Air Watcher
Unknown New MAC

Complete OT environment visibility

Asset Inventory

Automatic discovery and classification of industrial devices.

Air Watcher

Identification of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices present in the plant.

Network Map

Visual representation of communications and relationships between assets.

Information

Asset detected · PLC-03

IP address 192.168.10.43
MAC address 00:1B:44:11:3A:B7
Manufacturer Siemens
Device type PLC
Firmware V4.2
Operating system SIMATIC Runtime
Open ports 80 · 443 · 502
Detected services HTTP · HTTPS · Modbus
Industrial protocols Modbus TCP
Purdue level 02 Area control
First seen 14 Aug 2026
Last activity 2 min ago

Much more than a device list.

Greinfort automatically identifies wired and wireless devices. For each asset, it provides technical and contextual information: manufacturer, firmware, protocols, ports, Purdue level, activity and more.

Not just what exists. How it connects.

Greinfort does more than list devices. It also helps you understand how they communicate, which paths traffic follows and how the environment changes over time.

Complete visibility is not just knowing what is connected. It is understanding the operational context of the entire industrial network.

Know what exists

Know what communicates

Know what represents risk

An inventory should not be a static spreadsheet snapshot. In industrial cybersecurity, visibility is the first control: knowing what exists, what it communicates with, and from where. Greinfort turns that visibility into a strong foundation for detecting risk, prioritising action and operating with greater control.