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Two decades of OT legacy leave you one year to comply & keep operations uninterrupted

Defence-grade software engineering for control systems, industrial networks and critical communications, designed to IEC 62443 standards and prepared for attacks before audits

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OT networks stopped being isolated

~18.2%

of all threat categories in the EU now concern operational technology

49→17%

the share of organisations claiming top OT maturity after recalibrating their self-assessment

89%

of industrial organisations expect new OT regulation within 5 years

~50%

of ICS/OT incidents end in an operational outage

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Managing OT/IT convergence is already underway

Controllers and SCADA systems now operate in a rapidly changing IT environment, where exposed OT interfaces, weak remote access controls, and outdated inventories have rendered the practical air gap obsolete. Attackers targeting EU critical infrastructure exploit these gaps.

Poland’s amended KSC Act requires industrial operators to demonstrate compliance through technical controls, risk analysis, monitoring, incident reporting and audits, making asset visibility, segmentation, access control and detection essential.

Defence-proven processes applied to industrial systems

Each capability is delivered through the same V-model-compliant development lifecycle that is used for defence programmes and incorporates cybersecurity and functional safety.

Critical infrastructure - OT systems. V-model-compliant development lifecycle for industrial systems capabilities
Critical infrastructure - OT systems. V-model-compliant development lifecycle for industrial systems capabilities

A defensive approach built to withstand audit scrutiny

Defensive controls follow a clear sequence: you cannot segment what you cannot see, and you cannot detect anomalies without a baseline.

We operate within your environment — whether on-premises, air-gapped or hybrid — applying the security regime used in defence programmes, which includes separated locations and zones, named team members and segregated project data.

Our engagement models range from dedicated project teams to Build–Operate–Transfer.

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Asset visibility

An inventory of devices, flows, and dependencies showing the actual state rather than the declared one.

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Segmentation

Zones and conduits in accordance with IEC 62443, isolation of legacy systems, control of OT/IT boundaries.

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Controlled access

Access to remote services based on zero-trust principles – identity, session and record.

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Detection & response

Monitoring of anomalies in OT traffic and incident procedures aligned with the 24/72-hour regime.

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Proof of compliance

An audit-ready evidence base is automatically assembled from logs, registers and documentation.

Technology, by the layers you already think in 

Aligned with the zones and conduits of IEC 62443, it secures every layer, from field devices to enterprise systems.

Embedded software for controllers & instrumented functions

Firmware and control logic where determinism and functional safety are non-negotiable.

SCADA, HMI & telemetry software

Control-room and dispatch interfaces, data acquisition and protocol integration for brownfield estates that cannot stop for a migration.

Zone enforcement & controlled access

Data pipelines and historians, secure remote service access and the OT/IT boundary controls that segmentation depends on in practice.

On-premise platforms & analytics

Anomaly detection models and integration platforms are deployed in your infrastructure, whether it is air-gapped or hybrid.

Qualified for defence. Ready for your critical supplier register

Acting in line with norms, certificates & standards

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See how to keep critical infrastructure prepared for the challenges ahead

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Book the working session!

Map your OT security priorities with engineers, including zones, remote access paths, IEC 62443 controls, KSC Act requirements, and the actions required to reach your target architecture.

Łukasz Wójcik

Lukasz Wojcik

Director of Industry 4.0 – Automation & Connectivity

+48 664 029 647