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Where IT meets operational technology

Connect IT and OT without taking systems down.

Your PLCs, SCADA systems, and HMIs don't work like the computers in your office, and your cybersecurity program shouldn't treat them like they do.

The problem

What you're up against.

The air gap is already gone

Operational systems once isolated are now connected to corporate networks, ERP, the cloud, and vendor remote access, each a new way in.

OT can't just be patched

70% of the OT vulnerabilities CISA flags have no patch available, so they have to be contained instead.

Generic security breaks operations

Tools built for office IT can knock operational systems offline if they're pointed at the wrong place.

most-attacked industry for ransomware, four years running
#1 most-attacked industry for ransomware, four years running
of CISA-flagged OT vulnerabilities have no patch available
70% of CISA-flagged OT vulnerabilities have no patch available
average cost of an industrial ransomware incident
$4.7M average cost of an industrial ransomware incident

What's included

What you get.

  1. OT segmentation and Purdue Model architecture

    Network design that separates operational systems by zone and conduit.

  2. Industrial asset discovery and inventory

    You can't protect what you can't see, so we map it first.

  3. OT vulnerability management

    Continuous tracking against CISA ICS advisories.

  4. Secure remote access

    Controlled access for vendors and engineers, scoped and logged.

  5. 24/7 OT monitoring and response

    Eyes on industrial systems around the clock.

What sets it apart

  • IT and OT security in one conversation one team designs both sides of the network, instead of an IT vendor and an OT vendor working from different playbooks
  • Engineers who respect uptime changes scheduled around your production windows, not whenever's convenient for us
  • Built on industrial standards, not office checklists Purdue Model and IEC 62443 architecture, not a firewall rule copied from a standard office deployment

Common questions

IT/OT Convergence, answered.

What is IT/OT convergence?
Connecting operational technology, like PLCs, SCADA, and HMIs, with your business networks and the cloud, securely, so the two sides work together without opening the plant floor to attack.
Our OT systems can't be patched. What then?
Most OT vulnerabilities have no patch available, so we contain them instead, through segmentation, an industrial DMZ, and controlled remote access, rather than forcing updates that break production.
Will securing OT disrupt production?
No. We schedule changes around your production windows and use OT-safe methods, not office-IT tools pointed at equipment that can't tolerate them.
What standards does NBIT follow for OT?
Purdue Model architecture and IEC 62443, not an office firewall configuration copied onto the plant floor.

Talk to an NBIT specialist.

Schedule an OT risk assessment. We'll map your operational environment, find the exposures, and show you how to close them without taking your systems down.