Episode 06 — What a first-year OTCogniShield pilot includes
Content check: 6 November 2026.

Primary commercial and product sources: the OTCogniShield website source retained in the prepared UPLOAD-Solaris-v107 package, plus the two roadmap screenshots supplied by the user during this episode.

Website paths:
/pricing.html — Core £3,500 annually + £1,500 appliance; proposed Supported £6,995 annually + £1,500 appliance; £5,000 and £8,495 first-year subtotals before quoted deployment, travel and applicable VAT; defined support and review allowances; offer and renewal qualifications.
/pilots.html — initial no-charge design-partner cohort, written scope, responsibilities, safeguards, reference-based acceptance, agreed deliverables, exit and separate continuation decision. Typical observation period around 2–4 weeks, with actual plan agreed per site.
/licensing.html — proposed annual Core model and separate planned module rights, pending review and implementation acceptance.
/platform.html — planned assisted OT threat hunting using evidence-linked local AI explanations and human review. Development and validation remain required.
/iiotcognishield.html — IIoTCogniShield is an upcoming wireless visibility concept; not available for purchase or deployment; hardware, coverage, pricing and timing unconfirmed.

The user-supplied product cards also distinguish Core release validation, the planned Manufacturing & Robotics module, separately quoted optional fieldbus hardware and optional annual maintenance. Hardware alone does not enable a decoder.

The prepared website copy is the commercial source for this episode. The public live deployment was not independently checked. Prices are dated indicative website figures, not a site-specific quotation. The initial no-charge evaluation and optional paid first-year packages are separate offers. No future product delivery date, price or inclusion in current pilot/package entitlements is established.

Technical reference context:
NIST SP 800-82 Revision 3, Guide to Operational Technology (OT) Security.
https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/sp/800/82/r3/final
Previously checked during this series for passive monitoring, observation coverage, network segmentation and operational deployment considerations.

ANSI/ISA-62443-3-2-2020, public ISA preview.
https://www.isa.org/getmedia/661c718f-8e64-446d-acf9-2c6286db1b33/isa-62443-3-2-preview.pdf
Previously checked during this series for scoped risk assessment, zones/conduits and documented security requirements. Consult the licensed applicable standard for an actual assessment.

The walkthrough is educational. It describes the agreed workflow and proposed offer boundaries, without asserting factory-pilot acceptance, production validation or delivered roadmap capabilities.
