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OT Cyber Security

We offer specialised OT Cyber Security Consultancy to safeguard industrial automation and control systems. Key services include a customisable Cyber Security Gap Assessment (CSGA) to identify risks and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. This supports operational technology cyber security requirements in industrial environments.

We provide an in-depth, five-day OT Cyber Security Training courses focused on practical application of security frameworks and embedding security into system design. This helps cyber security operational technology teams apply good practice in day-to-day work.

Furthermore, we assist in developing strategic approaches to enhance cyber resilience. This includes defining secure system architectures, selecting appropriate security and threat detection solutions, and implementing robust backup and recovery plans to protect critical systems from malware and ransomware attacks as part of a practical OT Cyber Security strategy.

OT cyber security covers more than malware protection on a single device. In industrial environments, the security strategy needs to protect the systems that control physical processes, the networks that connect them and the people and workflows that keep production running.

PLCs, DCS, SCADA, HMIs, RTUs and engineering workstations that control or monitor physical processes.

Segmentation, firewalls, secure remote access and controlled connections between plant networks, corporate IT, vendors and cloud services.

Industrial PCs, legacy operating systems and specialist devices cannot always be patched, restarted or replaced on normal IT timescales.

USB devices, portable media and third-party maintenance workflows can introduce malware or unauthorised files into isolated OT environments.

Validated backups, configuration history and recovery plans help restore known-good OT systems after failure, ransomware or unauthorised change.

Assessments, policies and security architecture can support frameworks and obligations such as IEC 62443, the NCSC CAF and applicable NIS requirements.

OT environments have different priorities from conventional IT. Production availability, safety, deterministic processes and long asset lifecycles mean security controls have to be introduced without creating new operational risk.

A standard office endpoint can often be patched, restarted or replaced quickly. A production HMI, engineering workstation or control-system server may depend on validated software, vendor support and planned shutdown windows.

A practical OT security programme therefore combines asset understanding, network segmentation, controlled access, removable-media protection, backup and version management, threat detection and tested recovery.

Our OT Cyber Security solutions support key controls such as version control and backup management, USB device security, OT zero trust security, cyber-attack recovery, and comprehensive cyber security services for OT environments.

We supply specialist OT Cyber Security products, including AMDT’s Octoplant, TYREX USB Decontamination, Salvador Cyber-Attack Recovery Solutions, TXOne Networks OT Zero Trust, and our Cyber Services offering.

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Our OT Cyber Security solutions support key controls such as version control and backup management, USB device security, OT zero trust security, cyber-attack recovery, and comprehensive cyber security services for OT environments.

What Is OT Cyber Security?

OT cyber security (operational technology cyber security) focuses on protecting industrial automation and control systems from cyber threats while supporting safe and reliable operation.

What Is Included In Your OT Cyber Security Consultancy?

Our OT Cyber Security consultancy can include a Cyber Security Gap Assessment (CSGA), guidance on secure architectures, selection of security and threat detection solutions, and backup and recovery planning.

Do You Offer OT Cyber Security Training?

Yes. We provide an in-depth, five-day OT Cyber Security training course focused on the practical use of security frameworks and embedding security into system design.