Critical Infrastructure
Operators of critical infrastructure face nation-state level threats and tightening obligations under NIS2 and DORA. We bring nation-state level analysis.
The picture today.
Energy grids, water utilities, transport networks and financial market infrastructure sit at the top of every serious adversary's target list. The threat is no longer theoretical, and the regulatory regimes around it have grown teeth.
We bring research-driven offensive expertise into environments where availability is sacred, OT and IT overlap, and a misstep on either side has physical consequences.
What organisations in this sector face.
- OT estates with 30-year asset lifecycles and limited patch windows
- Convergence of IT, OT and IoT with inconsistent ownership
- NIS2 and DORA reporting obligations on tight timelines
- Third-party and supply-chain risk across hundreds of vendors
- Demonstrating resilience to regulators, boards and insurers
Where we add weight.
Adversary-grade assessments
Targeted, scoped operations against IT, OT and converged environments, by operators who understand both worlds.
Architecture and segmentation review
Independent review of network segmentation, identity boundaries and remote-access paths between IT and OT estates.
Tabletop and live exercise
Crisis simulations that test technical, operational and communications response, with regulator-ready evidence.
Continuous assurance
Continuous pentesting and SOC services tuned to the realities of OT-adjacent environments.
What we typically bring to critical infrastructure engagements.
Managed Detection & Response
One continuously-run defensive service that fuses SOC operations, SIEM, network detection, threat intelligence and EDR — operated end-to-end from the EU.
Specialized Engineering & Testing
Senior-operator engagements that either break things — continuous pentesting, red-team operations — or build the sovereign environments others can't deliver.