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IT / OT Audit

Protect the link between the office and the plant.

Production needs availability, knowledge of the process and carefully measured changes. We review IT/OT security together with engineering, maintenance and technology teams to identify dependencies and prioritise measures that are compatible with your operation.

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A remote access point can end up affecting a production line

The corporate network, the ERP, engineering workstations and integrators are all part of one chain of dependencies. Each team knows its own area; the audit helps to see where risks cross and what could compromise the running of the facility.

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Plant knowledge before we intervene

  • 01

    Operations set the conditions

    We agree techniques and windows with the people responsible for the process.

  • 02

    Dependencies in plain sight

    We review segmentation, access, third parties and recovery of the systems included.

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    Changes that make industrial sense

    We prioritise measures considering criticality, equipment limitations and maintenance.

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A review coordinated with operations

  1. Get to know the facility

    Processes, architecture, assets and constraints.

  2. Review in a controlled way

    Documentation, configurations and agreed techniques.

  3. Plan the improvements

    Immediate actions and measures that require a specific window.

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What you take away from the work

  1. Dependency map and exposure of the scope.
  2. Findings with an impact on continuity and operations.
  3. Priorities for segmentation, remote access and recovery.

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Designed for your reality

  • Industry and OT environments

    Manufacturing, automation and facilities with integrators and equipment from different generations.

  • IT and engineering teams

    A common basis for agreeing improvements and avoiding blurred responsibilities between areas.

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Frequently asked questions

Not always. Some reviews can be carried out during operation; others require a window. We agree this once we know the environment.

The next maintenance window may be an opportunity to reduce exposure.

Let's review what needs attention and what conditions any intervention must respect.