Operational technology / industrial cybersecurity
Protect the operations
your business depends on.
Specialist OT and ICS security advice that connects engineering realities, operational risk and leadership decisions.
Our flagship specialism
Security designed around safe, reliable operations.
Industrial systems have different constraints from office IT. We consider safety, availability, equipment life cycles, vendor requirements and change control when reviewing your environment.
OT / ICS risk assessment
Review industrial assets, critical processes and threats. Identify exposure and prioritise improvements in a practical risk register and roadmap.
IEC 62443 readiness
Assess relevant governance, processes and technical practices against an agreed IEC 62443 scope, with clear gaps and recommended next steps.
Architecture & segmentation
Review IT/OT boundaries, network zones, conduits and critical connections. Develop recommendations that account for operational dependencies.
Vendor remote access
Examine how suppliers connect to operational systems, including approval, authentication, access limits, logging and oversight.
Asset visibility & governance
Review available inventories, ownership and criticality. Plan proportionate improvements to visibility, lifecycle management and accountability.
Incident readiness & exercises
Build OT-aware response plans and tabletop scenarios that bring engineering, operations, IT, security and leadership together.
Industry focus
Where digital risk meets physical operations.
Manufacturing, mining, energy, utilities, transport and logistics are central to our OT focus. The engagement is tailored to your environment and the availability of specialist delivery resources.
Led by Jeptoo Kipkech, combining industrial cybersecurity experience, vCISO leadership and research into transport and maritime cyber readiness.
Meet our principal consultant →Scope before activity
We agree systems, methods, permissions, operating windows and escalation routes before work begins.
Active testing, scanning and changes to production systems require separate written approval and appropriate safety and change-control arrangements.
A practical next step
Turn cyber uncertainty into a clear plan.
Tell us what matters to your organisation. We’ll help define the right starting point.
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