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Twelve sectors, one principle

Every sector has its own risks, regulations and culture. What does not change from one plant to another is that the process comes first, and security adapts to it.

Nuclear

The highest bar: strict regulation, a mature safety culture and zero tolerance for error.

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Chemical

Continuous processes, hazardous substances and safety instrumented systems: here, a cybersecurity incident is a process safety issue.

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Oil and gas

From regasification to storage: extensive facilities, remote control and third parties connected by design.

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Power generation

Nuclear, combined-cycle, solar thermal and photovoltaic: the sector in which we have worked most extensively and one of those most directly addressed by NIS2.

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Renewables

Distributed plants, remote operation by design and growth at a pace that security does not always keep up with.

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Power grids

Transmission and distribution: remote control, substations and protocols originally designed without authentication.

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Advanced manufacturing

Robots, MES and data-connected lines: the factory exposes more new attack surface every year.

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Food and beverage

Continuous production, cold chains and traceability: the sector that suffers the most industrial ransomware while often expecting it the least.

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Pharmaceutical

Data integrity, GMP validation and processes that do not permit uncontrolled changes: security must fit within that framework, not fight against it.

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Water and wastewater

Wastewater and drinking-water treatment plants with extensive remote control and, often, ENS obligations because they provide services to public authorities.

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Rail

Signalling, power and stations: systems with extremely long lifecycles that are now connected.

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Ports and logistics

Automated terminals, connected cranes and many operators sharing the same infrastructure.

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Each industry page explains the context, our approach, the applicable regulations and an anonymised selection of completed work. Tell us about your case.

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