Security and Technology Where Safety and Uptime Come First
Plants, mines, refineries, and pipelines cannot be secured like an office network. Our principals have led global IT and OT security across operating sites in seven countries, run cyber operations for a Fortune 50 energy company, and owned a manufacturer.
Talk About Your SitesHow OT Security Differs
Office IT security assumes
- Systems can be patched and rebooted on schedule
- Confidentiality comes first
- Equipment is replaced every few years
- Downtime is an inconvenience
OT security has to respect
- Safety and production continuity come first
- Some systems run for decades and cannot be patched freely
- Changes need plant engineers and maintenance windows
- Downtime costs production, and sometimes safety
Where We Help
OT security programs
Asset visibility, segmentation, remote access control, and monitoring designed with operations, not imposed on them.
Multi-site IT operations
Consistent infrastructure, service, and vendor management across sites and countries.
IT and OT governance
Clear ownership between IT, engineering, and operations, and technology risk built into enterprise risk management.
Capital programs
Multi-year OT security investment planned site by site, with progress the board can see.
Incident readiness
Response plans and tabletops that include plant shutdown and safe-restart scenarios.
Outsourcing and vendors
Turning around underperforming IT outsourcing and holding OT vendors to clear standards.
Industrial Results From Our Principals
Multi-year OT cyber capital program across every operating site, briefed to the full board annually.
Fortune 500 gold producerSustainable annual savings from IT modernization, with a 30% cut in IT run rate.
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Securing Operations Across Sites?
Talk with a principal who has led OT security programs from the boardroom to the plant floor.