OT Operations
Know who can reach the equipment your operations depend on.
For Manufacturers and facilities that operate connected equipment and rely on vendors and integrators for support.
View the pilotWork for the teams that build and secure ot operations.
- Your site relies on vendors or integrators to remotely support operational equipment.
- Cellular gateways or cloud connections may exist outside your network inventory.
- Operations, IT, and suppliers each manage part of an access path.
- You need a risk-based plan that accounts for production and recovery constraints.
- Your team wants to practice decisions for an incident affecting operational technology.
Requirements your market applies
SANS Five ICS Critical Controls
Provides practical control areas for industrial control system security.
IEC 62443-3-2
Guides OT risk assessment and security requirements specification.
IEC 62443-3-3
Defines system security requirements and security levels for industrial automation.
Services in this lane
OT Remote Access & Exposure Review
Pilot · $2,500A focused review of vendor remote access and exposure at one site.
View pilotOT Exposure Monitoring
Scoped engagementRecurring checks for external and cellular-gateway exposure.
Discuss scopeOT Risk Assessment & Zone/Conduit Design
Scoped engagementOT risk assessment and IEC 62443 zone/conduit design.
Discuss scopeOT Incident Response Tabletop
Scoped engagementA facilitated exercise for OT incident response roles and decisions.
Discuss scope
Start with evidence. Leave with clear next steps.
The scope is shaped around your product, operating environment, and the decisions your team needs to make.
- 01
Confirm the scope.
Agree the product or operating environment, evidence, and decisions the work needs to support.
- 02
Review the evidence.
Work from the product details, documents, technical material, and people relevant to the agreed scope.
- 03
Assess the requirements.
Connect technical observations to the risks, regulations, and standards that apply to the work.
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Set out practical next steps.
Discuss the findings and identify owners, priorities, and evidence for follow-up.