Industry
Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
For infrastructure operators, a security incident is a service-continuity event affecting the public. Assurance work must respect operational constraints while still producing verified evidence.
Operating context
What shapes risk in this sector
- Availability-first environments where intrusive testing must be tightly controlled.
- Long-lifecycle equipment and protocols with limited native security capability.
- Interdependence between operational technology, enterprise IT and supplier networks.
- Heightened expectation of resilience, monitoring and incident preparedness.
Typical engagements
How we are usually engaged
- Controlled assessment of an operational network boundary
- Remote-access and vendor-connection review
- Monitoring design for operational environments
- Continuity and recovery exercise for an essential service
Priorities
Where security effort pays back first
Non-disruptive assessment
Passive and controlled techniques appropriate to live operations.Architecture and zoning
Zone and conduit design between operational and enterprise networks.Monitoring coverage
Visibility across operational assets and remote access paths.Continuity
Tested recovery capability for essential services.
Next step
Discuss a sector-specific engagement
Tell us about the estate, the obligation driving the work and the timeline. We will respond with a scope structure and the credentials applicable to it.