Industrial networks you can explain, segment and defend.
An independent senior review of your OT network and the IT/OT boundary, for industrial operations with up to around 500 users. Three fixed-scope offers, clear deliverables and a plan your team or integrator can actually execute.
The NIS2 directive extends cybersecurity obligations to many industrial sectors and puts the responsibility on management. For anyone running OT, the practical question is simple: can you show what is on the network, how it is separated and who has access to it?
Inventory, segmentation and control of remote access are the most direct starting point for verifiable progress.
[ ]Up-to-date inventory of OT assets and flows
[ ]Defined zones and controlled IT/OT traffic
[ ]Vendor access with identity, approval and logging
[ ]Detection of changes and incidents on the industrial network
[ ]Prioritised action plan and evidence for management
// 02 · Services
Three offers, fixed scope.
For companies that need an independent senior view without committing to a long transformation project. Each offer can be run on its own or in sequence.
OF-01ASSESS
OT network assessment
inventory · Purdue model · risks
An accurate picture of the industrial network as it stands, with risks ranked by operational impact.
Inventory of assets, flows and critical dependencies
Mapping to the Purdue model and the IT/OT boundary
Redundancy, single points of failure and vendor access
Risk register prioritised by impact, urgency and effort
output > current-state diagram + risk register
OF-02SEGMENT
Segmentation and secure remote access
zones and conduits · ZTNA · IEC 62443
Zone and conduit design, and vendor remote access without open ports or shared VPNs.
Zones and conduits aligned with IEC 62443
Rules between IT, the industrial DMZ and production cells
Remote access with ZTNA, jump hosts and session recording
Phased migration plan, with no unplanned downtime
output > target architecture + migration plan
OF-03OBSERVE
Visibility and monitoring
baseline · detection · logging
Know what is happening on the OT network, with alerts your team can actually act on.
Capture points (SPAN/TAP) and traffic baseline
Selection of OT monitoring tools, without vendor bias
Centralised logging and change detection
Simple runbooks for the alerts that matter
output > visibility design + runbooks
// 03 · Deliverables
What we deliver.
Documents to decide with and to execute from: a report management can read in ten minutes and diagrams the technical team can use the next day. Illustrative examples with fictitious data.
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Assessment report
Executive summary, technical findings with evidence, risk register and a backlog split into quick wins, medium-term and structural actions.
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Architecture diagram
Zones, conduits and target security levels, with every permitted flow documented. Delivered in an editable format.
01Executive summary for management decisions
02Technical review with risks and dependencies
03Prioritised, actionable backlog
04Critical questions for vendors
05Debrief session with your team
// 04 · Process
How we work.
Designed to fit alongside existing internal teams, integrators or MSPs, without duplicating work or creating artificial dependency.
01
Scoping
A short conversation about sites, stack, stakeholders and goals. A proposal with fixed scope and timeline.
02
Technical discovery
Documentation, remote sessions, a site visit and configuration review, always read-only.
03
Independent analysis
Risks organised by severity, operational impact and mitigation priority.
04
Delivery
Report, diagrams, debrief and a backlog for your internal team or partner to implement.
Confidentiality. Data and configurations are handled only for the agreed purpose, under NDA when needed. No standing access remains once the work is done.
// 05 · Contact
Start with an initial technical consultation.
Tell us the context: number of sites, environments and what you want clarified. You leave with a first technical read and a clear next step, even if it is not with us.