Test the IT that keeps transport moving, before attackers do
Transport systems are increasingly software-defined — traffic signals, toll collection, fleet tracking, booking platforms, and aviation control systems all depend on IT infrastructure. NodeZero tests the IT layer that underpins operational systems and tests whether your SOC detects the activity.
Your specific challenges
Software-defined operations
Traffic management, toll collection, fleet tracking, and passenger booking systems are all IT-dependent. A ransomware event could halt transport services across entire corridors.
Detection gaps
Ransomware crews move through IT networks before they encrypt anything. The earlier that movement is detected, the fewer systems go dark.
Enhanced CIRMP requirements
Critical freight infrastructure and critical freight services assets are among the nine classes under the Enhanced CIRMP Rules 2026, with network segregation of critical systems as the benchmark (s 8C), phasing in over 24 months (to June 2028). Assets designated as Systems of National Significance can also be required to undertake vulnerability assessments and cyber security exercises.
Built for your situation
Ransomware readiness validation
NodeZero runs the attack techniques ransomware operators actually use — credential abuse, lateral movement, privilege escalation — safely in production. That proves which paths a ransomware crew could take, and whether your SOC detects the activity at all.
Continuous testing
Internal and external pentesting on a monthly or quarterly schedule, with Quick Verify re-tests for internal fixes. Tracks remediation progress and gives you evidence to put in front of a CISC reviewer.
Web application security
NodeZero WebApp Pentesting covers public-facing booking, payment and passenger information systems for OWASP Top 10 weaknesses and complex access-control failures such as IDOR.
Test your operational resilience
See how NodeZero validates ransomware readiness and incident detection for transport operators