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The first entry point for phishing and malicious attachments; AI-IPS intercepts the traffic and C2 callbacks they carry.
Active defense combined with red-team validation, building an industrial security line you can actually prove. AI-IPS deploys inline at every network boundary to detect and block industrial threats in real time; ICS-Cracker launches controlled attacks from both the IT and OT sides to verify those defenses truly hold.
AI-IPS sits at every boundary between the DMZ, IT, intermediate, OT, and equipment layers; ICS-Cracker launches red-team validation paths from both the IT enterprise network and the OT control layer.
Segmented following the IEC 62443 zones-and-conduits model — each layer has a defined asset scope, protection responsibility, and validation method.
The buffer between external services and the corporate network — the first entry point for outside threats reaching the plant.
Inline inspection at the external boundary intercepts malicious traffic carried by phishing mail, C2 callbacks, and known exploit packets, stopping threats from spreading inward from the DMZ.
The first entry point for phishing and malicious attachments; AI-IPS intercepts the traffic and C2 callbacks they carry.
Handles basic connection filtering but cannot read industrial protocol semantics — AI-IPS adds the deep packet inspection.
The origin of every outside threat; only necessary traffic relayed through the DMZ is allowed inward.
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The corporate segment carrying daily office work, authentication, and security monitoring — and the most common landing spot for ransomware.
Deep inspection of AD authentication, file sharing, and internal lateral movement, alerting and blocking abnormal account activity and suspicious connections in real time, with logs exported to SIEM for follow-up.
Simulates the real post-phishing attack chain from the IT side — credential theft, lateral movement, and domain privilege escalation — to verify the IT/OT boundary genuinely cannot be crossed.
Employee endpoints are where ransomware most often lands, so their connections into the internal network need watching.
Carries office segment traffic; VLANs plus AI-IPS block unauthorized cross-segment access.
Aggregates security events; AI-IPS alerts and logs feed in over Syslog for correlation and audit.
Provides a plant-wide time baseline — inconsistent timestamps destroy the credibility of incident review and evidence chains.
Holds enterprise-wide authentication; a single privilege escalation compromises everything, so abnormal auth behavior must be watched closely.
The relay point for IT/OT file exchange, and a common route for malware to spread laterally.
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The data exchange hub between IT and OT, pushing field data up and control instructions down — the make-or-break point for segmentation.
Inspects broker publish/subscribe traffic and cross-zone connections to confirm data flows only in permitted directions, blocking unauthorized reverse control channels and protocol abuse.
The backbone of the industrial segmentation layer, keeping zone traffic on its planned path.
The IT/OT data hub; AI-IPS inspects publish/subscribe traffic to stop reverse control channels forming.
Connects production zones, using segmentation to limit how far an intrusion can spread.
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The field segment that issues actual control commands, where any abnormal write can directly affect process and personnel safety.
Natively parses the command semantics of Modbus TCP, OPC UA, S7comm, and EtherNet/IP, identifying unauthorized register writes, abnormal control commands, and firmware downloads — and blocking them within milliseconds.
Runs controlled attack simulations against PLC, HMI, and SCADA per MITRE ATT&CK for ICS — unauthorized writes, control command injection, and protocol-level DoS — quantifying the real block rate of AI-IPS.
Basic control at the OT boundary; only with AI-IPS can malicious commands at the protocol layer be identified.
Translates between industrial protocols — the translation point is the most commonly overlooked attack surface.
The control segment backbone, where AI-IPS can sit inline or observe via port mirroring.
Owns plant-wide monitoring views and historical data; tampering leads operators to misread the field state.
Holds PLC program download rights — the pivot an attacker most wants to obtain.
Where operators issue commands; falsified displays and unauthorized operations must be intercepted immediately.
Directly controls the physical process; an unauthorized register write can damage equipment or endanger personnel.
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The equipment that directly creates value — typically long-lifecycle legacy systems that are hard to patch and cannot be taken offline.
Provides virtual patching for legacy equipment that cannot run security agents, replacing device-side updates with network-layer blocking to reduce exploitation risk without any downtime.
Long-lifecycle equipment is hard to patch, so virtual patching blocks known exploits at the network layer instead.
Tampered motion commands can cause collisions and injury, so control traffic must be checked for plausibility.
Maliciously altered machining parameters cause yield loss and quality defects that are very hard to trace.
Metrology instruments and industrial PCs are routinely overlooked; OPS scans and checks them in offline environments.
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Protection is not a one-off project — it is a continuous deploy → validate → refine cycle.
AI-IPS runs inline around the clock, delivering uninterrupted real-time protection and traffic visibility across all five boundaries.
ICS-Cracker re-runs the same scenarios on a schedule, confirming protection rules have not silently degraded as the environment changes.
The validation process and results convert directly into structured evidence usable for IEC 62443, CRA, and SEMI E187 audits.
We tailor deployment recommendations and validation plans to your network segmentation, existing equipment, and regulatory requirements.