OT security assessments covering IoT, IIoT, IoMT, smart grids, robotics and telecom devices are treated as a safety and operations discipline first, and a cyber discipline second. Engagements are scoped jointly with operations leadership to honour SIS / ESD exclusion rules, plant change windows and vendor licensing constraints. Discovery is passive by default, and scanning is performed with credentials only where permitted by the vendor.
Book a Demo →Plant-floor systems run on flat OT networks with limited segmentation between IT, OT and DMZ, leaving safety and process control exposed.
Vendor remote access and engineering laptops bypass cyber controls during commissioning, maintenance and turnaround windows.
SIS, ESD and process control systems are excluded from cyber programmes due to operational risk, leaving critical assets untested and unmonitored.
IEC 62443, QCSF and NIA OT obligations are split across plant, EPC and corporate teams with no single accountable owner or evidence trail.
Secneural treats OT and cyber-physical security as a safety and operations discipline first and a cyber discipline second. Engagements are scoped jointly with operations leadership to honour SIS/ESD exclusion rules, plant change windows and vendor licensing constraints. Discovery is passive by default, scanning is credentialed only where vendor-permitted, and every recommendation is evaluated against plant uptime, safety integrity and IEC 62443 zone-and-conduit logic before it lands in the remediation plan.
ADAPT — Engagement Methodology
Establish OT estate visibility without
disrupting plant operations.
Key Activities
Deliverables
Design zone-and-conduit, monitoring
and incident-response architecture.
Key Activities
Deliverables
Implement segmentation, visibility and
access controls in production.
Key Activities
Deliverables
Validate new architecture safely
against realistic scenarios.
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Deliverables
Run sustained OT security operations
integrated with corporate SOC.
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Deliverables
Whether you're scoping a Qatar Cybersecurity Framework
engagement, preparing
for a SAMA examination,
modernising a SOC, commissioning your first
OT inventory,
or responding to a QCB inspection, we'll meet you where the programme actually is.