Uptime on the floor. Security across IT and OT.

Yes. Much of the work — network segmentation, monitoring, and hardening the IT side, happens around production, not through it. Production systems like PLCs, HMIs, MES, and SCADA stay vendor-managed — we secure the network and IT environment around them, and coordinate with your machine vendors against your maintenance windows so the line keeps running.

Legacy equipment is normal on a plant floor. When a machine can't be patched or replaced, we isolate it on its own network segment, tightly control what can talk to it, and monitor that boundary, so an old controller isn't an open door into the rest of the plant.

Yes. We assess where you stand against the required controls, implement the ones you're missing, and maintain the documentation an assessment asks for. If you handle controlled unclassified information for the defense supply chain, we make sure it's stored and handled to the standard your contracts require.

OT is the operational technology that runs production — PLCs, HMIs, industrial controllers. IT is your servers, PCs, and email. When they share one flat network, a threat on the IT side can reach the OT side and stop production. We separate the two into zones so a problem on one doesn't become an outage on the other.

Both. A lot of monitoring and support is handled remotely for speed, but we're a local Capital Region team, when a switch fails in the warehouse or a machine needs hands on it, our engineers come to the floor.