Industrial Cybersecurity

Can your industrial safeguards be trusted under pressure?

For critical infrastructure, trust has become a buying requirement. The evidence behind it has to be organized, current and independently verified. In industry, cybersecurity is not abstract. It keeps operations standing.

OTSEC / Datarisk Canada uses VerifyOT™ Industrial Cybersecurity Risk Assessment to validate asset inventories, segmentation records, access controls, incident readiness, vendor dependencies and OT procedures or build missing evidence through independent assessment.

The Statement of Trust™ is not a badge. It is a professional record of scope, evidence, limitations, validity and verification. It helps operators, regulators, boards, insurers, critical partners and procurement teams understand what was independently reviewed and what the evidence supports.

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Industrial Cybersecurity Evidence Review

We review asset inventories, segmentation records, access controls, incident readiness, vendor dependencies and OT procedures for scope, currency, adequacy, relevance and independence. The aim is to show what your existing evidence can credibly support.

Independent Verification

When the record is incomplete, the assessment team reviews and tests industrial safeguards through VerifyOT™ risk assessment. The work produces new evidence instead of leaving the organization to rely on assumption.

Statement of Trust™

The Statement of Trust™ summarizes scope, evidence, limitations, issue date, validity and verification path. It gives operators and stakeholders a clear independent record of the industrial cybersecurity work performed, grounded in the disciplined Verify™ methodology and four decades of trust work.

Cybersecurity + environmental efficiency

The Same OT Evidence Can Support More Than Cybersecurity

Asset inventories, telemetry, lifecycle records, supplier evidence and recovery plans can reveal both cyber risk and operational inefficiency.

OTSEC is extending the VerifyOT™ assessment model with an environmental-efficiency lens informed by current OT security guidance and UNEP work on the environmental impact of digital and AI systems. The assessment can examine energy or water dependencies, equipment lifecycle, AI and cloud dependencies, efficiency technologies, supplier practices, fallback and recovery alongside conventional cybersecurity controls. The aim is practical: stronger security, more resilient operations and defensible opportunities to reduce avoidable resource use.

Explore the Integrated OT Assessment

Strengthen operations. Earn trust. Partner with OTSEC, Datarisk Canada and the Informatica Group of Companies.

Choose the Trust Program That Fits Your Operations

Scoped

Independent

Management-ready

Start with the decision you need to support. We can review existing evidence, build missing evidence, verify controls or structure a recurring assurance program around your operational priorities.

Programs can be structured as one-time assessments or recurring 1, 3 or 5-year assurance engagements, with periodic advisory support and re-verification to keep the trust position current.

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Industrial Cybersecurity Where Credibility Protects Operations

Verify OT safeguards where cyber risk can become downtime, safety risk or public consequence.