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Manufacturing & Industrial

Plant-floor and corporate IT with the OT boundary treated as a genuine security control.

Manufacturing environments fail differently. The corporate network looks like any other business, and then there is a production line running control software on an operating system that went out of support a decade ago and cannot be touched without vendor recertification.

How we work here

We treat the boundary between information technology and operational technology as a real control, segmented and monitored, rather than a diagram. Unsupported systems are isolated and compensating controls are documented, because patching them is genuinely not an option.

Typical scope

  • Managed IT across corporate, plant and warehouse environments
  • IT/OT segmentation, monitoring and documented compensating controls
  • Continuity planning where an outage stops physical production
  • Capability centers for engineering support, supply chain and back-office operations
Manufacturing & Industrial

What makes this sector hard

  • Unpatchable systems

    Control software tied to vendor certification cannot be patched on a normal cycle.

  • IT/OT boundary

    Flat networks let an office compromise reach the production line.

  • Downtime cost

    An hour of stopped production is measurable in a way office downtime is not.

  • Site diversity

    Plants, warehouses and offices have genuinely different requirements and cannot share one standard build.

Ready to find out what your IT is really costing you?

A 45-minute working session gets you an honest read on estate health, security posture, and the two or three changes that would pay for themselves first.