Robust & High Performance
- Ensure reliable data delivery under high load
Move industrial data securely from field devices to the cloud and enterprise systems, unifying OT, IT and IIoT data over a single, standard-based MQTT stream, with Sparkplug B specification support.
SIOTH® MQTT Universal Broker is the MQTT broker of the SIOTH® IT/OT integration platform, built specifically for industrial environments rather than adapted from a general-purpose broker. The MQTT Universal Broker is a configurable server within SIOTH® Data Flow.
Via SIOTH® Data Flow, it converts data collected via legacy and modern industrial protocols, including OPC DA, OPC UA, Modbus, Siemens S7 and DNP3, into a secure, standard-based MQTT stream, so plant-floor data reaches SCADA, MES, cloud and enterprise systems without replacing existing field equipment.
Designed for teams who need a single, secure gateway between field devices and the applications that consume their data:
Integrate IT & OT systems and IIoT devices seamlessly.
Reliable and secure data transfer.
Collect operational data from OPC, OPC UA, Modbus, DNP3, S7… data sources via SIOTH® Data Flow and expose them into a unified MQTT broker.
Most MQTT brokers are built for general IoT or cloud workloads, with industrial connectivity added through separate gateways. SIOTH® MQTT Universal Broker is built for OT from the ground up, combining industrial protocol connectivity via SIOTH® Data Flow, visualization with SIOTH® Unified HMI and industrial-grade security in one platform.
SIOTH® MQTT Universal Broker
One broker within one platform: SIOTH®. No separate gateway or visualization layer.
| Capability | Standalone MQTT broker (e.g. Mosquitto) | SIOTH® MQTT Universal Broker |
|---|---|---|
| OT protocol conversion (OPC DA/UA, Modbus, S7, DNP3) | Not included: Not included. Requires a separate gateway | Via SIOTH® Data Flow |
| Dashboards and visualization | Not included: Not included. Requires a separate visualization tool | SIOTH® Unified HMISee visualization |
| OT security design: protocol break, DMZ support (Purdue Model), IEC 62443-aligned | Not included: Not typically OT-specific | Included |
| Deployment model | Varies: Self-managed, DIY integration | Purpose-built for IT/OT integration, with wizard-based SIOTH® installation |
Bridges PLCs, RTUs, DCS and SCADA systems into a single MQTT stream through native support for the protocols already running on the plant floor.
PLCs, RTUs, DCS, SCADA
Native support for the legacy and modern protocols already running on the plant floor.
Modbus register
Via SIOTH® Data Flow
Converts data from every connected protocol into one standard-based MQTT stream.
Normalized tag
Encrypted, standard topics
Publishes over encrypted communication with the Sparkplug B topic namespace.
MQTT message
Cloud, MES, dashboards
Plant-floor data reaches enterprise systems without replacing field equipment.
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Integration, security, Sparkplug B, QoS and deployment options for the MQTT Universal Broker.
Yes. Through SIOTH® Data Flow, the MQTT Universal Broker supports a wide range of legacy and modern industrial protocols, including OPC DA, Modbus, Siemens S7, DNP3 and IEC 60870-5.
This allows you to modernize existing infrastructures without replacing legacy equipment.
The MQTT Universal Broker includes built-in industrial security mechanisms such as user authentication, TLS/SSL encrypted communication and secure data transmission across IT and OT networks.
SIOTH® is IEC 62443-aligned, with TLS/SSL encryption, user authentication, role-based access control (RBAC) and audit trails.
Yes. SIOTH® Unified HMI lets you monitor real-time and historical data, system performance and data flows.
This helps operators and engineers quickly understand system behavior.
Yes. MQTT Universal Broker is Eclipse Sparkplug B certified and supports MQTT Sparkplug B, using its standardized topic namespace and payload structure so subscribing systems can track real-time device state across the network.
It supports QoS levels 0 through 2 for reliable message delivery.
Yes. MQTT Universal Broker can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud or in a hybrid configuration to match your infrastructure and security requirements.