IoT Security for the Real World

Security Operational

Differences between IT and OT cybersecurity
OT security strategies for manufacturing plants

We specialize in securing Operational Technology (OT) environments where industrial systems, machinery, and critical infrastructure intersect with digital networks. Our OT Security solutions are designed to protect manufacturing plants, utilities, transportation systems, and other industrial operations from cyber threats without disrupting productivity or safety.

We understand the unique challenges of OT environments, including legacy systems, limited patching capabilities, and the need for real-time availability. Our approach combines deep visibility, threat detection, and secure network segmentation to ensure your operational assets remain resilient and compliant.

Facts about Operational Technology (OT) Secuirty

OT Environments Are Increasingly Targeted by Cyber Threats

Operational technology systems such as those used in manufacturing, energy, and transportation are now prime targets for cyberattacks. Threat actors exploit legacy systems, lack of segmentation, and limited visibility to disrupt critical infrastructure.

Convergence of IT and OT Increases Risk

As organizations integrate IT and OT systems for efficiency and data sharing, the attack surface expands. This convergence demands unified security strategies that address both digital and physical assets.

Visibility and Asset Management Are Top Priorities

Many OT environments lack comprehensive asset inventories and monitoring tools. Improving visibility into connected devices and network traffic is essential for detecting anomalies and enforcing security policies.

Zero Trust Is Emerging in OT Security Models

The adoption of Zero Trust principles such as least privilege access, continuous verification, and micro-segmentation is gaining traction in OT environments to reduce lateral movement and contain threats.