Infrastructure Security
IT/OT Penetration Testing
Testing for IT and operational technology environments, scheduled around your operations
Overview
Test Critical Systems Without Disrupting Them
Operational technology was rarely designed with attackers in mind, and the IT networks connected to it give them a way in. Our IT/OT penetration testing finds the vulnerabilities an attacker could use to reach critical systems. We schedule testing around your operations and give you a prioritised plan to reduce risk.
- 01 Scoping & Onboarding
- 02 Penetration Testing
- 03 Report
- 04 Revalidation
Approach
Our IT/OT Penetration Testing Process
Scoping & Onboarding
We agree goals, focus areas and access with your team, and handle every system detail under strict confidentiality.
Penetration Testing
We simulate real attacks on your IT and OT environments, scheduling each test to avoid disrupting operations.
Report
A technical report with step-by-step remediation for your engineers, and an executive summary for leadership.
Revalidation
After your team addresses the findings, we retest to confirm the fixes work.
Benefits
Why Test Your IT/OT Environment
Weaknesses Found First
Identify vulnerabilities before they lead to a breach or downtime.
Regulatory Compliance
Work towards NIST guidance and IEC 62443 with independent test evidence.
Protected Operations
Closing the paths into OT systems reduces the chance of an attack that stops critical operations.
Business Continuity
Know where critical systems are exposed before you connect more of them.
Why us
Why Cyphlon?
IT and OT Experience
We understand the constraints of OT environments, where availability comes first and patching is slow.
Scoped to Your Environment
Tests are designed around your industry, infrastructure and compliance requirements.
Recognised Frameworks
Our testing follows frameworks such as NIST guidance and IEC 62443.
Actionable, Clear Reporting
Executive summaries and technical detail, with priorities your team can act on.
Scope an IT/OT Penetration Test
Book a call to agree which systems to test and when testing can safely run.