Critical Infrastructure Operators

Protect uptime and recovery without treating operational technology like an ordinary office network. The two don't fail the same way.

Scoped ICS and OT Support
Inventory assets, document data flows, segment networks, and plan changes with the operator, system owner, and equipment vendor. Safety and availability constraints govern the work.
Current Risk Frameworks
Use NIST CSF 2.0 and CISA Cybersecurity Performance Goals 2.0 as practical reference points, then map sector-specific requirements to the actual environment.
Recovery and Continuity
Define critical functions, backup boundaries, restoration order, manual workarounds, communications, and test procedures before an incident occurs.
Controlled Remote Access
Reduce public exposure and apply approved gateways, MFA, segmentation, logging, time limits, and vendor-access controls where remote connectivity is required.
Cyber-Physical Visibility
Document ownership and alert paths across access control, video, alarms, identity, networking, and security monitoring systems.
Sector-Specific Requirements
Energy, water, healthcare, transportation, and other operators have different rules and dependencies. We confirm the governing standards before recommending controls.
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