Rockwell Automation says Indinvest LT is undergoing an OT cybersecurity risk assessment
Rockwell Automation said the assessment is meant to map OT cybersecurity risks, identify vulnerabilities and guide improvements at Indinvest LT.
Rockwell Automation said on Aug. 25, 2026, that Indinvest LT is working with Rockwell and H.S. Automation on a cybersecurity risk assessment for the Italian maker’s operational technology environment.
Rockwell said the effort is intended to give Indinvest LT a structured view of its OT cybersecurity posture, identify vulnerabilities, review existing security controls and create a roadmap for improvement. The company said the work is designed to support business continuity, modernization and future growth.
Indinvest LT is based in Cisterna di Latina, Italy, and makes aluminum billets, extrusions and profiles for aluminum system applications, according to the release. Rockwell said the company has more than 40 years of experience and serves industrial and architectural markets.
Rockwell said the assessment is being delivered through H.S. Automation, which it described as a gold-level OEM in its PartnerNetwork ecosystem. The release said H.S. Automation specializes in automation solutions for aluminum profile production plants.
Rockwell country director for Italy Luca Galluzzi said the assessment will provide a structured view of OT cybersecurity posture and help identify priorities. “The assessment will help identify priorities supporting business continuity, modernization, and future growth,” Rockwell quoted Galluzzi as saying.
Indinvest LT plant manager Silvia Pellizzon said the work will help establish a structured baseline, identify areas for improvement and support reliable, efficient and resilient operations, according to the release. H.S. Automation CEO Paolo Panada said the assessment will provide insight into the current environment and help establish a prioritized path forward for strengthening security while supporting production and business objectives.
Rockwell said its OT Cybersecurity Assessment Suite aligns with IEC 62443 and NIST cybersecurity guidance. The company said it had about 26,000 employees and was headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at fiscal year-end 2025.
Rockwell did not say in the release whether the assessment will lead to specific security upgrades or when any changes might be completed.
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