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OT Security Program Design
The governance bones an OT cyber program needs to stand on — policy, decision rights, and a single chain of accountability an auditor can follow across every plant.
Most OT security programs grew without paperwork. The first plant project succeeded on goodwill, the second ran the same playbook, and the third hit a wall. Policies live in three SharePoint sites, nobody can show an auditor a single chain of accountability, and new hires inherit folklore instead of process.
This service builds the governance bones the program needs to stand on: OT-specific policy and standards, documented decision rights, and an operating model that connects enterprise intent to plant-floor execution — scoped to operations, not lifted from IT.
You get a program an auditor can follow and a team that knows who owns what, with the structure wired into Resilion so governance drives execution instead of describing it.
Frequently asked questions
- What does OT security program design deliver?
- The governance foundation: OT-specific policies and standards, defined decision rights and accountability, and a documented operating model that ties enterprise policy to what happens on the plant floor — the structure an auditor and a new hire can both follow.
- How is this different from writing policies?
- Policies without an operating model sit in draft. We design how the program actually runs — who decides, who executes, how exceptions and escalations flow — so governance is a working discipline, not a SharePoint folder.
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Book a 30-minute demo. We will show how Resilion turns your existing assessments into a program you can run and prove.