Controls Cybersecurity
Security for the building systems your IT team does not see.
Your controllers, gateways and remote-access paths are operational technology. We inventory every controller, gateway and protocol, find default and shared credentials, review remote-access exposure, and deliver a written risk register and remediation roadmap that your IT lead and auditors can use.
Why: Facility managers and IT directors are increasingly asked about the building automation system. We combine hands-on Niagara, Distech and BACnet controls experience with security practices, so findings come with real fixes on live equipment.
What we do: hardening and secure commissioning, credential and certificate management, backups, and secure out-of-band remote access with named-user access and documented architecture.
BAS / OT Security Health Check
Know What Is On Your Controls Network
Is your building automation system on your IT team's risk list? Controllers, gateways, vendor defaults and remote-access paths are rarely documented, and your IT lead is often asked about them with no one to ask.
The BAS / OT Security Health Check is a fixed-scope assessment of the controls layer: an inventory of every controller, gateway, protocol and firmware level; credential and default-password findings; network placement and remote-access exposure; and patch and backup status.
You receive a written risk register, a prioritized remediation roadmap, and an evidence pack written for your IT lead and auditors. Scope is limited to the thermal and building-automation layer.
Secure Remote Access: an independent cellular conduit for managed remote access to your controllers, with no inbound rules on your enterprise network, named-user access, logging, and credential rotation.
Contact us to scope an assessment for your site.
Secure Remote Access
Remote access to building controls is often a vendor modem, a shared password or a port opened on the corporate firewall. We replace that with an independent cellular conduit that keeps controls traffic off your enterprise network.
Each engagement includes named-user access for staff and vendors, access logging, quarterly credential rotation, and an architecture diagram your IT lead and auditors can review.
Contact us to review how your controllers are reached today.