CAP-03 / Capability

Secure industrial automation, from the controller up.

We review the control systems you already run and design new automation so that security is part of the architecture: controllers, HMIs, SCADA, networks and remote access, built to stay reliable and maintainable.

Overview

Secure Industrial Automation

Most control systems were designed to be reliable, not to resist attack. We start from the process: how the line or the plant runs, which controllers and HMIs it depends on, who connects to it and how. From there we define a control architecture that keeps production running and limits what an intruder could reach.

When you add or upgrade automation, we design it with security from the first drawing: zoned networks, hardened controllers and workstations, controlled vendor access and documentation your maintenance team can use.

Scope of work

What we deliver

Control system review

Inventory and review of controllers, HMIs, SCADA servers, networks and remote connections.

Secure control architecture

Zones and conduits, firewalls and data flows defined around the process and its safety functions.

PLC, HMI and SCADA integration

Control logic, operator screens and supervisory systems built and configured with security in mind.

Secure vendor access

Brokered, logged and time-limited remote access for integrators and equipment vendors.

Upgrades and migrations

Replacement of unsupported controllers and operating systems, planned around production windows.

Commissioning and documentation

Testing against the agreed requirements, as-built documentation and training for your team.

Typical applications

01Production and packaging lines
02Process control and batching
03Water and wastewater treatment
04Energy and utility sites
05Conveyors and material handling
06Building and facility controls

Configuration envelope

Parameter	Options
Controllers	PLC, PAC, safety controllers and distributed I/O
Supervision	HMI, SCADA and historian systems
Networks	Industrial Ethernet and fieldbus, defined per site
Remote access	None, brokered vendor access or monitored sessions
Scope	New systems, upgrades or existing installations
Safety	Designed with reference to the safety standards that apply to your site

Specifications are defined per program. The table describes the configuration options we work within, not fixed product specifications.

Process

How a program runs

Requirement
Your operations, constraints and risks, captured as clear and measurable requirements.
Assessment
What is actually there: assets, connections, access and procedures, reviewed with your team.
Design review
Architecture, priorities and trade-offs, reviewed with you before anything is changed or built.
Implementation and testing
Changes put in place in planned windows and tested against the agreed requirements.
Handover and support
Documentation, training for your team and ongoing support.