OT Security
We protect your industry with the latest technologies and experts: visibility, control, and resilience throughout your entire operational environment
Ensure the continuity and resilience of your critical operations
Our OT Security service proposal is aimed at strengthening the comprehensive protection of industrial environments through specialized audits, implementation projects, and continuous technical support. Our teams evaluate compliance with standards such as NIST and ISA/IEC 62443, design segmented and secure architectures tailored to each plant, and assist the client in defining requirements, technological maturity, and developing secure IoT solutions. This approach combines a strategic and technical vision to ensure operational resilience, risk reduction, and continuity of critical operations.
GAP Analysis
OT Audits
OT cybersecurity audits focus on thoroughly assessing the state of industrial environments against international standards such as NIST and ISA/IEC 62443. Through interviews, architecture analysis, document review, and technical evaluations, security gaps, control deficiencies, and operational risks that could compromise industrial continuity are identified. The approach combines regulatory review, maturity analysis, and vulnerability diagnosis to provide a real view of the OT environment's exposure level.
The service concludes with the preparation of executive and technical reports detailing the detected deviations, potential impact, and priority improvement actions. This allows the client to make informed decisions and establish a clear and realistic adaptation roadmap. The ultimate goal is to strengthen the security posture and ensure effective alignment with industry best practices.
Adaptation
Implementation of measures
Implementation services focus on the design and execution of projects that strengthen the OT cybersecurity architecture, covering everything from environment assessment and documentation to network segmentation based on zones and conduits according to ISA/IEC 62443. Communication flows, critical assets, and operational dependencies are analyzed to design solutions that increase visibility, control, and resilience of the industrial infrastructure.
The process includes analyzing the current state, designing a segmented architecture, pilot testing, and validating the implemented controls. Finally, comprehensive technical documentation is delivered, covering the new architecture, the decisions made, and operational recommendations. This service ensures a secure transition to a robust security model aligned with regulatory and industrial business requirements.
Maintenance and operation
Operation OT
The OT Technical Office provides specialized support for the development, maintenance, and evolution of industrial cybersecurity and IoT projects. This service accompanies the client in defining requirements, securely designing solutions, and assessing technological maturity, ensuring that every new development or implementation meets security criteria from its inception. The holistic view of the environment guarantees coherent integration between security, operation, and technology.
Through document reviews, technical evaluations, and continuous monitoring, improvements, risks, and optimization opportunities are identified. The client receives maturity reports, IoT requirements, and executive presentations that facilitate strategic decision-making. The Technical Office acts as an expert partner ensuring that security evolves at the same pace as the industrial infrastructure.
Did you know...?
60% of incidents in industrial environments begin with poor segmentation of OT networks and insufficient visibility of assets. In most plants, legacy systems, unpatched PLCs, insecure protocols, and equipment that was never designed to connect to the network coexist. This combination turns any small configuration error, a user with excessive privileges, or an uncontrolled communication flow into a direct gateway to critical processes. The lack of alignment between standards such as ISA/IEC 62443 and the operational reality of day-to-day activities causes many organizations to be unaware of the true risk they face until an incident affects production, quality, or service availability.





