/ INDUSTRIAL SOLUTION 04

OT Cybersecurity

Make OT assets visible, segment access and keep production secure.

Our OT cybersecurity solution combines passive asset discovery, risk analysis, zone–conduit segmentation, secure remote access, continuous monitoring and incident response with production continuity.

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OT Cybersecurity solution
OSKONOT Cybersecurity
/ WHY OT CYBERSECURITY?

Disconnecting production from the internet is not enough. Make assets visible, access controlled and network activity traceable.

01

Unidentified OT assets

The true attack surface cannot be measured without a current inventory of PLCs, HMIs, drives, servers and engineering workstations.

02

Flat networks and lateral movement

Unsegmented cells allow a single incident to spread into critical production areas and across plant zones.

03

Uncontrolled remote access

Supplier and maintenance connections create a persistent attack surface without identity verification, approval, time limits, authorisation and session recording.

Industrial plant OT network security operations
/ PRODUCTION-CENTRED PROTECTIONSecurity controls are engineered together with process continuity and safety requirements.
/ DEFENCE IN DEPTH

Not a single security product,
but complementary layers.

OT security combines asset discovery, zone–conduit segmentation, secure remote access, threat monitoring and incident response within one operating model.

VisibilityAsset and communication inventory
ControlZones, conduits and access
ResilienceMonitoring, response and recovery
  • Passive discoveryDevices, protocols and communication relationships become visible without disrupting production traffic.
  • Least privilegeUsers, devices and services access only the systems required for their roles.
  • Production contextAlarms and anomalies are evaluated by process impact, asset criticality and operational priority.
/ SECURE NETWORK FLOW

Access progresses,
and is revalidated at every boundary.

Rather than passing directly from the enterprise network to a field cell, traffic moves layer by layer through controlled conduits. Unauthorised flows are blocked at the boundary and approved sessions are recorded.

/ ENGINEERING SCOPE

Technology, process and people
within one defence model.

Controls are translated into a practical roadmap that reflects the plant architecture and maintenance realities.

01 / DISCOVERY

Asset and communication inventory

OT devices, software versions, protocols and inter-system traffic are mapped using passive methods.

02 / RISK

Criticality and risk analysis

Asset importance, process impact, exposure and existing controls are assessed together.

03 / ARCHITECTURE

Zone–conduit segmentation

Functional cells are separated by boundaries that permit only required services and flows.

04 / ACCESS

Secure remote access

Maintenance access is controlled through multifactor authentication, approval, time-limited authorisation and session recording.

05 / MONITORING

OT anomaly visibility

New devices, unexpected commands, out-of-policy traffic and behavioural changes are monitored.

06 / RESILIENCE

Response and recovery

OT incident scenarios, backup, recovery and responsibilities are validated through tabletop and field exercises.

/ CONTINUOUS VISIBILITY

Learn normal behaviour,
and see deviations in their production context.

The OT network is monitored passively, comparing device relationships, protocols and critical changes over time so teams can act on contextualised incidents rather than raw alerts.

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PRIORITY INCIDENTUnexpected PLC access
from an engineering workstation
Asset criticality · communication change · process context
/ TRANSFORMATION ROADMAP

From the current state to sustainable protection,
in six controlled steps.

  1. 01
    Define scope and criticality

    Production areas, critical processes, owners and acceptable downtime limits are defined.

  2. 02
    Discover assets and traffic

    Devices, protocols, connections and existing security controls are made visible.

  3. 03
    Prioritise risk

    Technical findings are combined with process impact to create a practical remediation sequence.

  4. 04
    Strengthen the architecture

    Segmentation, secure access, hardening and backup controls are implemented.

  5. 05
    Monitor and respond

    Anomaly rules, escalation paths and OT-specific incident response procedures are operated.

  6. 06
    Validate and improve

    Controls are reviewed regularly through exercises and change records.

/ PROTECTION AREAS

Risk-based security
at every production layer.

01

Manufacturing plants

Protection of PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, robots and production cells through a controlled network architecture.

02

Energy and utilities

Access and incident visibility across electrical, steam, water, gas and energy-management systems.

03

Remote maintenance operations

Time-limited, approved, traceable and recorded access for OEM and service teams.

04

Multi-site organisations

Scalable management through common standards, central visibility and site-level ownership.

/ NEXT SOLUTIONAutomatic Vertical Tote Storage System (AS/RS)
/ LET’S DEFINE THE NEXT STEP

Let’s establish your OT security
starting point.

Share your current architecture and priority risks with the team specialising in industrial cybersecurity.

Request an OT security assessment Your request is routed directly to the relevant engineering team.