Industrial Solution Portfolio

L2Proxy capabilities are designed to solve operational problems rather than exist as isolated technical features. The solution patterns below combine equipment knowledge, policy engineering, independent services, protocol-aware protection, and industrial evidence.

Purpose and expected outcome

This section helps an industrial customer select a practical starting use case. After reading it, the customer should be able to identify the operating problem, affected equipment and users, expected protection outcome, and the next product capabilities to evaluate.

Solution families

Industrial need	L2Proxy solution outcome
Remote vendor and engineering access	User-specific equipment and operation permissions enforced by an isolated service
Network segmentation and lateral-movement containment	Protected access domains with explicit North-South and East-West communication policy
Substation and distribution protection	Breaker, relay, recloser, tie, transformer, regulator, and DER-aware control policies
Safe commissioning	Passive observation and offline validation before inline enforcement
Incident investigation	Human-readable events linked to original protocol and policy evidence
Equipment protection baseline	Managed equipment, point, safety-profile, and protection library
Sequence-aware control	Stateful validation of authorization, command, feedback, timing, and recovery
Multi-area deployment	Independent Service Profiles and instances aligned with plant ownership and risk

Figure — Shared platform chain behind Raymon industrial solution families.

A common delivery pattern

Select equipment and points
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Confirm permitted operations and safety conditions
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Assign users and industrial scope
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Assemble the approved Policy Profile
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Deploy L2Proxy Connect or an independent protection service
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Validate, enforce, normalize, and retain evidence

Customer-centered design

Each solution should answer:

• Which operational problem is being reduced?
• Which assets and users are in scope?
• Which activity remains permitted?
• Which unsafe or unauthorized activity is blocked?
• Which evidence will operations and engineering receive?
• How will the change be validated and reversed?

Explore Secure Remote Industrial Work, Grid and Substation Protection, and Commissioning and Investigation.