OT security monitoring by industry

Most of our customers did the hard part already. They ran an assessment, or a compliance push, and bought an OT security platform that sees their network passively and flags threats. The sensors are in. The alerts are firing.

Then reality sets in. The OT or IT security team is two people, sometimes one, and they also own the help desk, the historian and the firewall. Alerts pile up in a console that nobody opens on a Saturday night.

That is the problem we solve. We do not sell you another platform. We watch the one you own.

• Lean teams: one to a handful of people covering OT and IT security.
• Owned platforms: passive OT visibility and threat detection already deployed.
• Uncovered hours: nights, weekends and holidays when nobody is looking at alerts.
• Small footprints: usually one to ten sites, each with its own quirks.

A generic IT SOC sees an alert about a Modbus write or an engineering workstation talking to a controller and has no idea if that is normal. Our analysts work from asset, network and event context. They know a historian from a PLC and a vendor maintenance session from a stranger.

Confirmed findings escalate to US-based OT specialists, and read-only access means we never touch your process. Response decisions stay with you.

Analysts validate alerts, suppress duplicates, review asset and network context, assign severity and escalate with a written rationale. We follow tickets until handoff. We also watch platform connectivity, so a sensor that goes quiet gets noticed instead of read as good news.

You get monthly reporting on alerts and escalations and a quarterly asset true-up. We do not deploy or tune your platform, run forensics or perform incident response. If your platform needs tuning first, we can scope a readiness project.