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IT/OT convergence is the integration of information technology (IT) systems with operational technology (OT) systems. Securing this converged environment is critical because a breach in the IT network can now pivot to disrupt physical operations. A strong IT/OT convergence security strategy requires a unified approach that provides visibility across both domains.

Many OT systems cannot be easily patched. We help you implement compensating controls, such as OT network segmentation and OT identity and access control, to isolate vulnerable assets. Our approach focuses on continuous monitoring and OT asset discovery and inventory to manage risk without disrupting operations.

We align our solutions with leading industry frameworks to ensure best practices and compliance. This includes the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (including NIST 800-82 for industrial control systems) and the IEC 62443 series of standards for OT security.

While both aim to protect data and systems, their priorities differ. IT security prioritizes confidentiality, whereas OT security prioritizes availability and safety. OT environments have unique protocols, legacy equipment, and a very low tolerance for downtime, requiring specialized OT cybersecurity solutions.

OT security, or operational technology security, refers to the protection of industrial control systems (ICS) and the networks that run physical processes. This includes everything from SCADA and PLCs in a manufacturing plant to the systems that manage a power grid. Its primary goal is to ensure the availability, integrity, and safety of industrial operations.