Industry pathway
Treat cyber risk as operational risk where connected systems affect production, safety or essential services.
OT and industrial control system (ICS) security programmes connect manufacturing and critical infrastructure dependencies with IT/OT segmentation, access governance, incident exercises and recovery priorities.
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Who it helps
Is this relevant to your team?
Operations, engineering, IT and security teams responsible for connected industrial environments.
Shopfloor
Bring IT and OT responsibilities together without treating production like an ordinary patch window.
View Shopfloor 02Ongoing research
Protect the design work that represents the next commercial step.
View Ongoing research 03Logistics
Make every carrier, device and supplier connection visible.
View LogisticsProblems addressed
What needs attention
IT and OT dependencies, remote access and recovery decisions must account for operational constraints and safety responsibilities.
- IT/OT dependency visibility
- Segmentation and access governance
- Operational incident exercises
- Recovery priorities and evidence
Expected outputs
What the engagement can produce
Outputs are selected and agreed for your scope. They describe planned deliverables, not completed customer work.
IT and OT dependency map
IT and OT dependency map
- Question answered
- What should this make clear?
- Typical contents
- Identify operational boundaries, connections and responsible teams.
- Intended user
- Operations, engineering, IT and security teams responsible for connected industrial environments.
- Decision enabled
- Agree ownership and the next action.
Remote-access control review
Remote-access control review
- Question answered
- What should this make clear?
- Typical contents
- Define access requirements, supplier responsibilities and exceptions.
- Intended user
- Operations, engineering, IT and security teams responsible for connected industrial environments.
- Decision enabled
- Agree ownership and the next action.
Operational readiness plan
Operational readiness plan
- Question answered
- What should this make clear?
- Typical contents
- Set continuity, incident coordination and recovery-validation priorities.
- Intended user
- Operations, engineering, IT and security teams responsible for connected industrial environments.
- Decision enabled
- Agree ownership and the next action.
Next step
Start with your context
Bring the operational environment, critical dependencies and access constraints in scope.
Discuss your industry prioritiesRelevant capabilities
Continue with the right requirement
Explore the capabilities most relevant to this operating context.
Network Security & Threat Operations
Connect visibility, validation and response around the operating requirement.
View Network Security & Threat Operations 02Identity, Endpoint & User Security
Reduce identity-led exposure across users, devices and privileged access.
View Identity, Endpoint & User Security 03Governance, Privacy & AI Risk
Turn obligations and emerging risk into owned controls and reviewable evidence.
View Governance, Privacy & AI Risk 04VAPT & Red Teaming
Validate exploitable exposure, then exercise how detection and response hold up.
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Practical notes for this operating context
Use reviewed insights to frame the next priority, evidence question or delivery decision.
CEA Cybersecurity Regulations 2026: Scope and Readiness
Check the CEA 2026 cybersecurity regulations’ scope, April 2027 commencement and vendor provisions, then build a practical IT and OT preparation register.
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IMO Cyber Risk: An Indian Shipping Evidence Guide
Connect IMO cyber-risk guidance and Indian-flag requirements to vessel SMS evidence, operational ownership, crew exercises and documented recovery readiness.
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Bring the requirement, constraint or unresolved decision. We will help structure what comes next.