Validate your IT/OT segmentation at enterprise scale
As a tier-1 mining or oil and gas operator, you run complex IT/OT convergence — autonomous haul trucks, Remote Operations Centres, and real-time sensor networks spanning multiple sites and geographies. NodeZero tests whether a compromised corporate foothold can cross into operational technology, giving you attack-based evidence to put in front of your board and a CISC reviewer.
Your specific challenges
IT/OT convergence risk
Remote Operations Centres connect corporate IT to operational networks, so a stolen corporate credential can sit one boundary away from OT. A firewall rule review alone cannot show whether that boundary holds under attack.
SOCI Act obligations
Responsible entities must register their assets, maintain a CIRMP, notify cyber incidents within 12 or 72 hours, and submit a board-approved annual CIRMP report within 90 days of the financial year's end.
Supply chain exposure
Mining services contractors often need remote access for maintenance and support. Each connection is a path an attacker can try, so whether contractor VPNs can reach OT subnets needs testing rather than assuming.
Built for your situation
Enterprise-scale IT/OT boundary testing
Segmentation testing checks whether firewall rules, VLANs and microsegmentation stop lateral movement from IT towards SCADA historians and OT gateways. Testing inside OT stays with OT specialists such as Claroty, Dragos and Nozomi Networks.
Contractor access validation
Test whether mining services contractors connected via VPN can reach OT systems. Validate that vendor access is properly segmented.
Evidence for SOCI Act obligations
Executive Summary and Segmentation reports give attack-based evidence behind the cyber hazard vector of the CIRMP your board approves each year.
Validate your IT/OT boundary
See how NodeZero tests IT/OT segmentation across your mining operations