Establish your baseline.
Scope capture points, installation, integration and onboarding as a one-time engagement.
WHERE OTCOGNISHIELD FITS
The Purdue model helps describe industrial functions. OTCogniShield adds passive visibility and risk context from the traffic you choose to observe.
Site IT, planning, ERP and corporate services.
Controlled exchanges between IT and OT.
Historians, MES and engineering systems.
SCADA, HMIs and operator stations.
PLCs, RTUs and networked controllers.
Sensors, actuators and equipment; network visibility depends on their controllers and gateways.
Connected sensors, building systems, telemetry devices and edge gateways may communicate across functional boundaries. We include their observed traffic in the same asset, risk and evidence workflow.
Visibility depends on monitoring points, available traffic and supported protocols. Silent devices, isolated networks and encrypted payloads may need additional evidence. The platform can operate offline even when the observed environment includes connected gateways.
Simplified architecture illustration, not a deployment blueprint. Purdue levels describe functions; IEC 62443 zones and conduits are defined through risk assessment. Architecture context: NIST SP 800-82 Rev. 3.
A PRACTICAL ON-SITE OFFER
Start with one on-site appliance for an agreed factory scope. Bring passive visibility, risk assessment and evidence together locally, with specialist consulting when you need it.
Scope capture points, installation, integration and onboarding as a one-time engagement.
An annual platform subscription, with hardware provision and support terms defined in your proposal.
Consulting, managed monitoring and evidence reporting are scoped to your team’s needs.
Appliance capacity, capture coverage, traffic volume, retention and isolated zones are assessed during scoping. Some sites may need additional collection points or appliances. Platform commercial terms are being prepared through pilots; pricing is provided by enquiry.
Discuss your site deploymentNETWORK & TOPOLOGY
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