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AIT improves the security posture and reduces cyber risk for owner and operators of operational technology
AIT has a dedicated team of specialists focused solely on the cybersecurity of industrial control systems. We call them Cyber Mission Assurance Capabilities (CMAC) Teams. CMAC Teams deliver world-class cybersecurity for critical infrastructure across multiple industries worldwide.
- Facility Related Control Systems
- Electric Power
- Oil and Gas
- Chemical
- Water and Wastewater
- Manufacturing
- Transportation
- Pharmaceutical
- Food and Agriculture
Contact us to learn more about how CMAC can secure your critical infrastructure.
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Know Yourself
Asset Identification
“You can’t protect what you don’t know you have.”
Identifying your control system assets means taking an inventory of the devices and elements of your control system. CMAC uses a variety of automated and manual means to do this. Automated tools make this process much more efficient and keeps the inventory up to date. Our partnerships with industry leaders in ICS inventory and monitoring tools allows up to bring you state of the art capabilities.
Know Your Weaknesses
Knowing where your vulnerabilities lie is the prerequisite to reducing risk. CMAC analysts review your inventory for known vulnerabilities and report on the resulting criticality. Our remediation planners will help you identify the best tools and techniques to increase your security posture.
Minimize Risk within your Budget
“Create a portfolio of risk reduction projects by optimizing cost against pre and post-mitigation risk measurements.”
CMAC uses industry standards and measures proprietary risk quantification procedures to assemble a strategic plan, minimizing cyber risk to your control systems. Our industry experts show you the costs to reduce risk and create a portfolio of projects that meet your budget and risk tolerance level.
CMAC’s Accomplishments Last Year:
- 275 combined years of IT, OT, and cybersecurity experience
- 60 buildings surveyed covering an amazing 9.2 million square feet
- 88 systems assessed
- 1,945 devices inventoried
- 80 gigabytes of network traffic analyzed
- 23,000 vulnerabilities identified
- 1,934 pages of reports created
- 80 actionable remediation recommendations per site
- 500 POA&M line items and associated remediation project plans
