The operations-first OT security partner advances the Discover. Assess. Protect. framework by extending trusted, agentless inspection into OT environments where physical inspection workflows are difficult to scale.

Taipei, Taiwan – July 1st, 2026 – TXOne Networks today announced Virtual Portable Inspector (vPI), a software-based addition to the Element inspection portfolio designed to extend OT inspection into environments where physical inspection is difficult to scale — including geographically distributed sites, assets without accessible USB interfaces or HMIs, and facilities where on-site inspection creates significant deployment overhead.

As industrial organizations expand operations across more sites, physical inspection workflows face increasing pressure to scale. Organizations need practical ways to validate device integrity, collect asset intelligence, and inspect for malware across distributed assets without requiring persistent software deployment or production disruption.

Regulatory frameworks are compounding the challenge. SEMI E187 raises expectations for asset inventory accuracy, device integrity validation, and inspection auditability across OT environments. These are requirements that are difficult to meet through periodic, manually coordinated inspection.

Like all Element inspection products, vPI requires no installation, no system reboot, and no system configuration changes — enabling organizations to inspect OT assets without triggering revalidation requirements, voiding vendor warranties, or impacting production workloads.

vPI builds on the same inspection technology that has been deployed in semiconductor manufacturing environments for more than two years through TXOne’s Fab Tool Scan program. In real-world deployments, this approach has reduced inspection cycle time — including malware scanning and asset intelligence collection — by 50% across high-throughput OT environments.

Through vPI, organizations can perform these inspection activities across connected and distributed environments — without installing software or interrupting production. Distributed and managed through ElementOne, vPI scales across hundreds of endpoints from a single console. Built on the same trusted inspection technology that powers Portable Inspector, vPI extends TXOne’s proven inspection model into the connected and distributed parts of the OT environment.

The Element portfolio is designed around inspection, validation, and integrity assessment workflows for environments where persistent endpoint deployment may not be operationally feasible. vPI extends this model across distributed OT environments. For organizations on TXOne Complete, vPI’s inspection data also flows into SenninOne — TXOne’s cross-product governance platform that aggregates security intelligence across the broader OT environment, alongside ElementOne’s per-product management.

“For most OT environments today, inspection happens once a year during scheduled maintenance — or once a quarter at best,” said Dr. Terence Liu, CEO of TXOne Networks. “vPI lets organizations run that same trusted inspection across every connected OT asset weekly, or even daily, without dispatching technicians or disrupting production. That’s a step change in how often we know our OT environment is still trustworthy.”

Purpose-built for production-critical OT environments

vPI is purpose-built for environments where production continuity and deployment flexibility are critical — its software-only design extends inspection into scenarios where physical inspection is difficult to scale.

By reducing dependency on physical logistics and on-site inspection, vPI shifts inspection from periodic, event-driven cycles — annual maintenance outages or quarterly inspection windows — to recurring, software-driven validation that can run weekly or daily without additional headcount. The result is a step change in inspection coverage: from a handful of cycles per year to continuous validation across the asset inventory, narrowing the window in which a compromised or drifted asset can go undetected.

With vPI, industrial organizations gain a complete operational inspection strategy that advances the Discover. Assess. Protect. framework across the OT environment — from periodic asset onboarding through to recurring operational visibility and continuous device integrity assessment across connected, distributed environments.

Availability: TXOne Virtual Portable Inspector will be available in mid-July 2026 through TXOne Networks and its global partner network.

About TXOne Networks

TXOne Networks is the operations-first OT security partner. Since its founding, TXOne has focused exclusively on operational technology, helping organizations protect critical infrastructure while keeping production running. Purpose-built for industrial environments, TXOne enables organizations to discover their assets, assess risks in context, and protect operations without compromising productivity or safety.

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CHARLESTON, S.C. – Stratford Place Assisted Living & Memory Care is strengthening healthcare workforce development through a new partnership with Trident Technical College’s Charleston Regional Youth Apprenticeship (CRYA) Program. The collaboration provides local high school students with hands-on experience, mentorship, and career development opportunities within an assisted living and memory care environment.

As a trusted provider of assisted living Summerville SC services, Stratford Place remains committed to supporting local families while helping develop the next generation of healthcare professionals. Through this partnership, students will gain practical experience working alongside experienced caregivers and healthcare professionals while exploring rewarding career opportunities in senior care.

Supporting the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

Healthcare organizations across the country continue to face increasing demand for skilled and compassionate professionals. Workforce development initiatives play an important role in preparing future caregivers while helping students explore meaningful career paths.

The Charleston Regional Youth Apprenticeship Program, offered through Trident Technical College, connects students with employers in high-demand industries through a combination of classroom instruction, work-based learning, and mentorship opportunities.

By participating in the program, Stratford Place is helping students gain valuable exposure to healthcare careers while providing real-world experiences that support their educational goals.

The partnership reflects a shared commitment to preparing young professionals for success while strengthening the future healthcare workforce throughout the Charleston region.

Providing Real-World Experience in Senior Care

Students participating in the apprenticeship program will have the opportunity to experience the daily operations of an assisted living and memory care community.

Working alongside experienced team members, apprentices will learn about resident care, communication, teamwork, and professional responsibilities. They will also gain insight into the many career opportunities available within long-term care and senior living communities.

As a provider of assisted living Goose Creek SC services, Stratford Place offers an environment where students can observe how compassionate care, safety, and dignity contribute to a higher quality of life for older adults.

These experiences help bridge the gap between classroom learning and professional practice while giving students a deeper understanding of the healthcare field.

Building Pathways to Meaningful Careers

One of the primary goals of the Charleston Regional Youth Apprenticeship Program is to create pathways to employment and long-term career success.

Students who participate in the program gain practical skills, workplace experience, and professional mentorship that can help guide future educational and career decisions. Exposure to healthcare environments may also encourage more students to pursue careers in nursing, caregiving, healthcare administration, and related fields.

For Stratford Place, investing in future professionals aligns closely with its mission to provide compassionate care and support the communities it serves.

By helping students develop confidence, knowledge, and practical skills, the organization hopes to inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders.

Strengthening Community Partnerships

Educational partnerships play an important role in creating stronger communities. When local businesses, healthcare providers, and educational institutions work together, students gain access to opportunities that can shape their futures.

Stratford Place views its partnership with Trident Technical College as an investment in both workforce development and community well-being. The apprenticeship program not only benefits participating students but also helps address long-term healthcare workforce needs throughout the region.

As demand for senior care services continues to grow, developing a pipeline of skilled and compassionate professionals becomes increasingly important.

The organization believes that supporting educational initiatives today can create lasting benefits for residents, families, healthcare providers, and the broader community.

A Commitment to Learning and Professional Growth

Since opening its doors in 2020, Stratford Place has remained committed to creating an environment built on compassion, dignity, and excellence.

The community was designed to provide residents with safety, comfort, and personalized care while giving families confidence and peace of mind. Those same values extend to its approach to workforce development and professional education.

Through mentorship and hands-on learning opportunities, apprentices will gain exposure to the skills and values that define quality senior care.

Individuals interested in learning more about the community and its programs can learn more by visiting the Stratford Place website.

Investing in the Healthcare Workers of Tomorrow

Derek Douglas, Executive Director of Stratford Place Assisted Living & Memory Care, believes educational partnerships are essential to building a stronger future for healthcare.

“We are proud to partner with Trident Technical College and the Charleston Regional Youth Apprenticeship Program to help students explore meaningful careers in healthcare,” said Douglas. “By providing hands-on experience and mentorship, we can help young professionals build valuable skills while supporting the future workforce that will care for our communities for years to come.”

As Stratford Place prepares to welcome its first group of apprentices, the organization remains committed to inspiring, educating, and empowering future healthcare professionals through meaningful learning experiences.

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About Stratford Place Assisted Living & Memory Care

Stratford Place Assisted Living & Memory Care was founded with the goal of creating a warm, compassionate environment where seniors feel at home and families find peace of mind. Located in Goose Creek, South Carolina, the community offers personalized assisted living and memory care services designed to promote dignity, comfort, and independence. Built in 2020, Stratford Place features thoughtfully designed accommodations, professional care, and a resident-centered approach focused on quality of life. The organization remains dedicated to serving seniors while supporting initiatives that strengthen the future of healthcare.

Families seeking trusted assisted living Charleston SC services can learn more about Stratford Place Assisted Living & Memory Care by visiting the community website.