Industrial & OT
Secure and modernise OT networks with resilient segmentation, threat protection, and visibility across SCADA, ICS, and automation systems, without disrupting operations. SOCI Act-aware for critical infrastructure operators.
IT/OT segmentation, ISA/IEC 62443-aligned network engineering, and SOCI Act readiness for Victorian manufacturers, utilities, and critical infrastructure operators – delivered without shutting down production lines during design or implementation.
- IT/OT network segmentation
- SCADA and ICS visibility
- ISA/IEC 62443-aligned architecture
- SOCI Act positive security obligation support
- Secure remote access for engineers and vendors
- OT-safe patch management
- Redundant industrial network topologies (REP, DLR, PRP)
- Incident response tuned for production environments
What industrial & ot organisations ask about cybersecurity and IT.
Does the SOCI Act apply to us?
The Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (amended 2022) applies to entities operating critical infrastructure assets across 11 sectors – energy, water, transport, communications, financial services, and others. Positive security obligations include a risk management program, mandatory cyber security incident reporting, and – for the highest-risk assets – Enhanced Cyber Security Obligations. Whether you're captured depends on the specific asset and sector rules. We can help you work out whether you're in scope.
How do you assess an OT network without breaking it?
Passive first. Active scanning of OT networks can crash PLCs and HMIs that don't handle unexpected traffic well – we've seen it happen. Passive network monitoring (via SPAN ports or network TAPs) gives us asset inventory, protocol visibility, and anomaly detection without touching the control systems. Active testing happens only in scheduled outage windows with vendor and safety sign-off.
What does ISA/IEC 62443 alignment actually deliver?
ISA/IEC 62443 is the international standard for industrial cybersecurity – zones and conduits, security levels, and requirements across system, component, and service dimensions. Practical outcomes: a defensible network segmentation design, documented data flows across security levels, and controls that map to the risk of the specific process being protected. It's a framework for structured decision-making, not a checklist of products.
How do you handle remote access for OEMs and integrators?
Purpose-built OT remote access architecture – jump hosts inside the IT/OT DMZ, session recording, MFA, just-in-time access granted per engagement (not permanent), and time-bounded per session. Direct VPN into an OT network is not acceptable in 2026. Vendors that push back on modern remote access are a red flag worth investigating.
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