Redoubt Cipher OT & SCADA security Request assessment
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Tulsa, Oklahoma · OT / SCADA security

Pressure holds.Until it doesn't.

A free OT risk assessment for water utilities. We map the boundaries in your OT and SCADA network — what is connected, what is exposed, and what fails first.

SAFE CRITICAL

Pressure boundary · OT / SCADA

Based inTulsa, Oklahoma

CapabilitiesAudit · Pen testing · Response · Mapping · Monitoring · Training

Start hereFree OT risk assessment

Capabilities

Your SCADA doesn't fail all at once. It fails one reading at a time.

Six boundaries hold a water utility together — the plant floor, the control network, the compliance file. We work on all six, in the order the pressure demands.

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Readings, watched continuously
  1. 01

    24/7 threat monitoring

    Pressure holds

    Continuous watch over your OT network. Anomalies surface while they are still readings — not outages.

  2. 02

    SCADA pen testing

    Pressure tested

    Authorized, controlled testing against your SCADA and control systems — planned around your operations, not through them.

  3. 03

    Incident response

    Pressure drops

    When a boundary fails, containment starts immediately — working alongside your operators, inside your plant's constraints.

  4. 04

    Compliance mapping

    Pressure mapped

    Your existing controls mapped to the frameworks you report against, so the paperwork follows the engineering.

  5. 05

    Operator training

    Pressure drills

    Your operators learn the readings that come before an incident, and the first minutes that decide what happens next.

  6. 06

    OT network audit

    Pressure survey

    A full survey of your operational technology: what is connected, what is exposed, and where the boundaries are thin.

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Where the pressure actually is

Pressure holds

24/7 threat monitoring

Pressure holds because somebody is watching the gauge. We keep a continuous eye on your OT network and tell you when a reading stops behaving.

  • A baseline of normal behavior for your operational technology.
  • Anomalies surfaced early, while they are still readings.
  • An escalation path that reaches someone who can act on it.
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Pressure drops

Incident response

Boundaries fail at the worst hour. The first minutes decide how much of the plant goes with them.

  1. 01

    Detect

    Confirm what is actually happening on the control network before anything is touched.

  2. 02

    Contain

    Isolate the affected segment without losing sight of the rest of the plant.

  3. 03

    Restore

    Bring operations back in a controlled order, with the readings that prove it.

  4. 04

    Review

    Write down what happened, what held, and which boundary needs to be thicker next time.

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Pressure, up close

Method

Three steps to a reading you can act on.

The free OT risk assessment is a working session, not a sales call. It starts with your plant and ends with a plain-language read on where the boundaries are thin.

  1. 01

    Scope

    A short call about your plant, your SCADA, and what your utility reports against.

  2. 02

    Survey

    We review your OT network and the boundaries between it and everything else.

  3. 03

    Findings

    You get a plain-language read on where pressure is building, and what to do first.

What the assessment covers

  • The OT / IT boundary, and where it is crossed
  • Remote and third-party access paths
  • Control network segmentation
  • Asset and protocol inventory
  • Wireless and field device exposure
  • Compliance mapping against your frameworks
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Field work, plant side

Pressure audit

Start with the pressure audit.

Tell us about your utility. We will run a free OT risk assessment and walk you through what we find — where the boundaries hold, and where they don't.

SAFE CRITICAL

Needle in the safe zone. That's the point.

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Free OT risk assessment · Water utilities · Tulsa, Oklahoma