Cybersecurity · IT and OT
Enterprise cybersecurity, from the firewall to the plant floor.
Most programs cover the office and stop at the plant door. That is where the incidents come in that halt the line.
We do enterprise cybersecurity with both halves inside: the corporate network, where email and the ERP live, and the industrial network, where the PLCs and cameras almost nobody inventories live.
That second half is the one usually left out. Old equipment nobody can power down, suppliers plugging a laptop into the panel, systems installed when the plant opened and never touched since.
The architecture is designed so an incident in one half does not cross into the other. Real segmentation, access by role, and visibility of what is actually connected.
What it covers
The two halves of enterprise cybersecurity
Perimeter and firewall
Next generation firewalls at the edge, with rules written around how your company operates and revisited when it changes.
IT and OT segmentation
Production in its own zone, office in another, suppliers in a third. An incident stays where it started.
Role-based access
Who gets into what, on the network and at the doors. Logical and physical access under the same criteria.
Monitoring and patching
Continuous watch with automated alerts, change management and patches applied in windows agreed with production.
IT and OT convergence
The day the plant went online, the risk map changed
For years the industrial network sat isolated and that counted as security. Connecting it for real-time production data meant that isolation was gone, and almost nobody redid the design.
Redoing it is the work: understanding what is connected on the floor, splitting it into zones and leaving only the paths the operation genuinely needs.
Delivered projects
Plants where security reaches the floor
KDDI Denso
Cisco FirePower perimeter firewall, CCTV and the CAT6A cabling of the site, all in one project.
Hitachi-Astemo
CCTV across the production lines, managed switches and 30, 10 and 6 kva UPS units.
Marelli
Cisco networking segmented by zone over CAT6 Panduit cabling with a FiberRunner solution.
Government of Queretaro
Telephony, structured cabling and a 120-extension IPO on infrastructure of their own.
At KDDI Denso the perimeter firewall went in alongside the site cabling and the CCTV, so security was in place before there was anything to protect.
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