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Production that cannot stop. Technology that cannot be patched.

Industrial environments run on operational technology with long lifecycles and limited patching, connected to business networks that attackers reach first. Customers and governments now push security requirements down the supply chain. We assess against what is required, contain what cannot be fixed, and plan for continuity of production.

At stake

What can go wrong.

  • Operational technology reachable from the business network and from vendors’ remote access.
  • A customer supplier security review that cannot be answered with evidence.
  • Design files and process knowledge accessible to anyone on the network.
  • A ransomware event that stops production for days.
  • Suppliers and integrators with standing access and no oversight.

What we do

The capabilities applied.

Evidence

What you can show.

  • Assessment against customer and contractual security requirements with evidence.
  • Segmentation and access documentation for OT and business networks.
  • Vendor and integrator access register with oversight records.
  • Continuity plan for production with exercise results.

Engagement shapes

How it is usually scoped.

Plans →
  • Assurance engagement: customer requirement readiness, OT segmentation and monitoring, supply chain risk review and continuity planning.
  • Authority plan for a firm whose engineers can answer the technical questions buyers ask.
  • Foundation plan for a specialist manufacturer with deep expertise and little published presence.

Questions

Asked before engaging.

Can OT be secured without stopping production?|Containment, monitoring and access control are designed around what cannot be changed. Work is scheduled with operations.

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Our customers send long questionnaires. Can you answer them?|Yes, accurately, with evidence. That is Security evidence preparation under Cyber Assurance.

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Do you work with our integrators and OT vendors?|Yes. Their access and practices are part of the review.

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By David Selakovic · Published 2026-10-16 · Revised 2026-10-16 · Reviewed every 180 days

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