OT networks exposed through IT convergence
Connecting plant and IT networks for efficiency also opens OT systems to IT-side attack paths.
Distributed plants, OT networks and legacy systems make visibility and security hard. We connect operations securely and turn plant data into decisions.
Connecting plant and IT networks for efficiency also opens OT systems to IT-side attack paths.
Each site and system holds its own data, so nobody sees plant performance in one place.
Aging ERP and control systems make unplanned downtime a standing risk, not an edge case.
Every plant does security and operations slightly differently, multiplying risk and support cost.
| Framework | What it requires | How we address it |
|---|---|---|
| CMMC 2.0 / NIST SP 800-171 | Protection of controlled unclassified information for defense supply-chain manufacturers. | Enclave design, control mapping, monitoring. |
| IEC 62443 | International standard for industrial automation and control system security. | Zone and conduit segmentation, hardening. |
| NIST CSF 2.0 | A risk-based cybersecurity baseline across govern, identify, protect, detect, respond and recover. | Control mapping, hardening, continuous evidence. |
| CCPA/CPRA | Lawful processing of personal data where collected on-site. | Data classification, access governance. |
Focus areas: connected and secure infrastructure, automation, operational analytics, and distributed sites.
Multi-site landing zones that bring plant and enterprise systems onto one governed foundation.
Ongoing monitoring so unplanned downtime is caught before it stops a line.
OT/IT segmentation and controls mapped to IEC 62443 and IEC 62443.
A plant-to-dashboard data platform that turns operational data into decisions.
Governed AI for quality inspection and document workflows.
Repeatable, secure environments standardized across multiple sites.
Segmentation and monitoring that contain OT risk instead of spreading it.
A governed platform for sensor and machine data across sites.
Analytics that flag failures before they cause downtime.
Modernized, resilient hosting for core ERP systems.
One governed foundation standardized across every plant.
AI for quality inspection and document workflows, with human oversight.
Plant and enterprise users reach applications through identity-verified access; an integration layer connects ERP, MES and SCADA/IoT with OT/IT segmentation; data lands in a governed platform; security monitoring spans every layer.
Each phase leaves a working, documented piece of the foundation, scheduled around production.
Map OT/IT network topology, plant data flows and asset visibility gaps across sites.
Design OT/IT segmentation, multi-site landing zones and the plant-to-cloud data path.
Build the foundation as code, then roll out segmentation and integration site by site.
Test segmentation boundaries, monitoring coverage and failover before wider rollout.
Monitor OT and IT estates continuously, with scheduled patching windows around production.
Every site rolls out the same governed foundation, so security and operations stop depending on which plant you are in.
Short answers to common planning questions for Manufacturing.
Changes are scheduled around production windows and rolled out site by site, so a single change does not stop every plant at once.
Yes. We work on segmentation, monitoring and integration around existing OT systems rather than replacing them.
Yes. We design one governed foundation and roll it out per site, accounting for each plant’s existing systems.
OT/IT segmentation and monitoring, mapped to IEC 62443 and IEC 62443, contain IT-side incidents before they reach OT.
An OT/IT security and data readiness assessment, ending with a prioritized, site-by-site roadmap.
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