Operational Technology (OT) environments generate alerts — but not clarity. Legacy rules, noisy detections, and siloed monitoring across IT, OT, audit, and safety workflows can overwhelm analysts instead of helping them respond. Real threats slip through, while teams burn cycles chasing false positives or playing phone-tag across departments.
OT Threat Detection & Response Optimization aligns your OT monitoring stack, telemetry, and playbooks so threats are detected faster and handled with confidence. We tune alert sources, rationalize rules, enrich telemetry, and align playbooks across IT, OT, and incident response teams — reducing dwell time and business impact when something goes wrong.
We tune and rationalize OT detections to surface signals that actually matter — reducing noise, eliminating redundant alerts, and improving visibility into anomalous behaviors that precede real incidents.
Outcome: Analysts spend less time chasing noise and more time responding to real threats.
OT monitoring is integrated directly into SOC workflows, ticketing, escalation paths, and playbooks — with specific scenarios exercised to validate roles, actions, and timelines in the event of an OT-relevant alert.
Outcome: Response steps become second nature, reducing dwell time and business disruption.
We track measurable reductions in mean time to detect, investigate, and respond, plus improvements in OT-specific dwell time — reported through Metrics that Matter® dashboards leadership can defend.
Outcome: Leaders can justify continued funding and see clear progress over time.
Most firms “turn on” OT detections and call it done. We go further — bridging OT and IT monitoring, aligning alerts to attacker movement, and making sure playbooks work in real-world operations, not just on paper. Our approach integrates SOC, plant operations, and IR workflows into a single response model — and every improvement is measured in operational and financial outcomes leaders care about.
One integrated response model
We design escalation paths that connect SOC, plant teams, and OT monitoring tools into one cohesive workflow — eliminating handoffs, delays, and guesswork during incidents.
Mapped to real attacker behavior
We use realistic OT attack scenarios to refine detections and playbooks — not generic rule sets — so teams know exactly what to do when something fires.
Performance leadership can defend
Every tuning change is tracked in MTM dashboards that quantify reduced dwell time, improved readiness, and risk reduction — helping leadership secure budget and show ongoing progress.
Most teams don’t need more alerts — they need clarity, speed, and confidence. If your OT detections aren’t reducing dwell time and driving measurable operational value, we’ll show you exactly how to fix it.