Your suppliers have a key to your whole network. Give them one to a single machine instead.
Machine builders, maintenance firms, contractors, software vendors: anyone outside your organization reaches your systems through VPN accounts that stay switched on long after the job is done. Securvise gives each of them access to one specific machine, and nothing else.
The problem
A supplier VPN account is standing access to everything.
The account that let a machine builder fix one PLC can usually reach your whole network, and it rarely gets switched off.
The account nobody switches off
The job is done, but the access stays. Months later the door is still open, and no one is quite sure who is behind it.
Shared logins you cannot trace to a person
Several technicians, one account. When something goes wrong, you cannot see who it actually was.
No idea what the supplier actually did
VPN logs show a connection, not actions. You know someone was inside, not what they touched.
How it works
One machine. Not the network.
Three steps, and the rest of your network stays invisible the entire time.
Verify the supplier
The supplier authenticates and receives its own certificate instead of a password. No shared logins, no standing trust.
Open one machine, not the network
Access is scoped to a single system, outbound-only. Everything else stays dark. The supplier cannot reach it, or even see it.
Switch it off when the job is done
Revoke access in one click, or set it to expire automatically. No forgotten accounts left open for months.
Securing your supply chain is a named measure under the Cyberbeveiligingswet (NIS2). Securvise gives you that control out of the box. Talk to us about fitting it to your environment.
Why now
This stopped being a someday problem.
Dutch organizations are being breached through exactly these accounts
In 2025 the NCSC confirmed Dutch organizations compromised through remote-access appliances: the same VPN gateways your suppliers log in through. Patching the box did not evict the attacker.
Your cyber insurer now asks who has network access
Renewal questionnaires have roughly doubled in length and now demand an inventory of every third party that can reach your network. "A shared VPN account" is the wrong answer.
The Cyberbeveiligingswet takes effect 15 August 2026
The Dutch NIS2 law makes securing supplier access your responsibility, with no transition period. Important entities are in scope, including manufacturing.
Your first supplier connection.
Our side is ready the same day. Then we connect your first supplier to one machine together: one connector next to the machine, one identity for the technician. You evaluate it in your own environment, free for 30 days. If it is not clearly better than the VPN account it replaces, switch it off.
Get started
Which of your suppliers can reach your whole network right now?
A 20-minute call is enough to map it. We will show you how Securvise closes it down to a single machine.