The world is changing at a rapid pace, and it is affecting the way adversaries are targeting organisations.
Governance & Accountability
Organizations lacking clearly defined processes and accountability structures leads to gap in execution and alignment between IT and OT key cybersecurity services.
Managing & Understanding your Risk
Without a proper framework and mechanism to manage operational and cybersecurity risks, the organization is unable to contextualize and thus prioritize and address remediation.
Expanding Infrastructure Visibility
The absence of adequate network visibility across IT and OT domains leads to the inability to gauge risks levels throughout the infrastructure and prioritize reinforcement of critical systems.
Controlling your Attack Surface
The adoption of cloud technologies, increased alignment of IT and OT, aging assets, and the rise of IoT have collectively widened the attack surface and increased the underlying infrastructure’s exposure to their threat landscape.
Validating Identities and Purpose
Traditional Identity and Access Management solutions lack the flexibility to manage the life-cycle and provide overly broad network access instead of granular, time-bound controls.
Ensuring Operational Continuity
The resilience of operations can only be supported by thorough processes formalizing how production must be restored when the integrity of operational conditions is threatened.
Where do you stand with your Cybersecurity Program?
Governance & Accountability
Who owns the cybersecurity risks across IT and OT domains?
Managing & Understanding your Risk
Is your risk assessment process Context-Aware?
Expanding Infrastructure Visibility
Do you have continuous visibility over your IT & OT infrastructure?
Controlling your Attack Surface
Do you know every asset, connection, and entry point exposed publicly?
Validating Identities and Purpose
Can you tie every access request to a specific person and a justified purpose?
Ensuring Operational Continuity
Have you mapped interdependencies between your critical systems?
Navigating Cybersecurity “Best Practices”
Governance & Accountability
By implementing a Unified IT/OT Governance Framework, organizations can utilize a Shared Responsibility Model that harmonizes corporate security policies with the unique constraints of industrial environments. This structured approach ensures that every asset has clear ownership, and a defined security standard, effectively eliminating the execution gaps.
Managing & Understanding your Risk
Performing proper Risk Assessments beyond generic risk scores requires the implementation of Contextual Risk Analysis that balances technical vulnerabilities with the current state of the systems & assets(IT/OT) involved. Through vulnerability analysis, security team scan define a prioritized and targeted remediation strategy.
Expanding Infrastructure Visibility
Infrastructure Visibility is the mandatory precursor to any security operation achieved through non-intrusive, always-on discovery mechanism that spans every level of the infrastructure. Total structural transparency enables organizations to accurately assess risk levels and ensure that critical systems are resilient.
Controlling your Attack Surface
The attack surface is no longer a perimeter but a distributed mesh. Through Zero-Trust aligned micro-segmentation and identity-verification of IoT devices and cloud-hosted applications, you can safely leverage the efficiency of next-gen infrastructure.
Validating Identities and Purpose
Modernizing identity requires moving toward Identity Orchestration specifically tuned for the industrial edge. By implementing controls, such as agentless remote connectivity and Just-In-Time Privilege management, organizations can enforce access tied to a specific person and purpose.
Ensuring Operational Continuity
Holistic resilience is found at the intersection of Integrated Incident Response and Verified Disaster Recovery. Maintaining an immutable vault of configurations and golden images can minimize downtime and prevent catastrophic impacts that occurs when complex industrial processes are halted or restarted improperly.
Cybersecurity Frameworks and References
We leverage cybersecurity best practice references and frameworks to support our delivery according to industries and delivery objectives.