An Industrial Control System/Operational Technology security assessment is important to ensure the safety and security of devices or systems that are used to control, manage, monitor and/or otherwise impact operational processes and activities. An assessment simulates the likelihood of an attacker reaching the control centre from an external and internal perspective and can help identify vulnerabilities and prioritize remediation efforts to reduce risk.
A Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional (GICSP) certified tester ensuring production-safe testing
100% manual testing ensuring no impact on the OT environment
OT-specific tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) related to ICS (industrial control systems)
An assessment of the network segmentation between IT and OT
A white-box configuration review of the OT environment to maximize the discovery of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations while minimizing impact
Identify networking gaps that could lead to OT access
Gain insight into OT-specific compensating controls where IT controls
Not all attackers are looking for ransom. Identify the likelihood of a severe outage
By completing technical and non-technical checks, Packetlabs helps you determine if your OT environment is at risk. We analyze your security posture and make recommendations to improve it so that you can better withstand potential data breaches in future years!
Determine the preparedness of your system and team's response.
Identify and fix any weaknesses to help prevent an attack.
Keep your OT environment secure by taking preventative measures.
Non-intrusive testing ensures availability to your OT environment.
Maintain availability while uncovering threats
Check if OT and IT are adequately segmented
Identify how an attacker would access your OT
Find the risks to default and outdated OT equipment
An assessment simulates the likelihood of an attacker reaching the control centre from an external and internal perspective and can help identify vulnerabilities and prioritize remediation efforts to reduce risk.
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