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OT visibility, risk and compliance platform
See your OT environment clearly. Strengthen your cybersecurity.
OTVista combines an OT security platform with expert services, so industrial organizations can see every asset, understand every risk and prove compliance with IEC 62443, NIS2, NERC CIP, NCA OTCC and more.
Built for industrial control systems and critical infrastructure, where safety, availability and reliability come first.
Illustrative reference architectures, simplified for clarity. Security levels shown are example targets. Not live data.
One company, two ways to work with us
A platform and the people who know OT
Use the OTVista Platform on its own, have our team deliver an assessment with it, or combine both.
OTVista Platform
One workspace for OT assets, zones, risks, controls, evidence and remediation, mapped to the frameworks that apply to you.
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- OT Security Architecture Review
- IEC 62443 Assessment Support
- OT Asset Inventory
Illustrative: services matched to sector architecture and typical risk appetite.
OTVista Services
Assessments, IEC 62443 support, architecture reviews and compliance readiness delivered by OT security practitioners.
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Everything you need to secure OT, in one platform
Fifteen modules that connect asset visibility, risk, compliance and remediation, so every finding traces back to an asset and forward to a fix.
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Asset Visibility
One inventory of controllers, HMIs, servers, network devices and software across every site.
Asset Visibility
- Import from spreadsheets, CMMS and OT monitoring tool exports
- Normalized vendor, model, firmware and OS data
- Site, area, zone and cabinet location hierarchy
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Zones & Conduits
Model your OT architecture as security zones and conduits, and see what crosses each boundary.
Zones & Conduits
- Visual zone and conduit model per site
- Purdue-level and custom layer views
- Allowed flows documented with justification
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OT Risk Management
Scenario-based risk register tied to assets, zones and real operational consequences.
OT Risk Management
- Configurable likelihood and consequence scales
- Safety, availability, environment and compliance impact
- Existing safeguards credited with evidence
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Standards & Compliance
Assess once, map to many: IEC 62443, NIS2, NERC CIP, NCA OTCC, UK CAF and more.
Standards & Compliance
- Framework libraries for international and regional standards
- Cross-mapping between overlapping requirements
- Applicability decisions recorded per site and system
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Governance & Policy
OT security policies, roles and responsibilities that are owned, versioned and reviewed.
Governance & Policy
- Policy and procedure library with versioning
- RACI for engineering, IT, operations and vendors
- Review reminders and approval history
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Identity & Access Review
Find shared, default and dormant OT accounts and run periodic access reviews.
Identity & Access Review
- Account and role register per system
- Shared and default account tracking
- Dormant and leaver account flags
IEC 62443-3-3 FR1/FR2NERC CIP-004 / CIP-007NCA OTCCExplore module Tap card to flip back -
Vulnerability & Advisory Management
Track vendor and CERT advisories against your asset versions and record each decision.
Vulnerability & Advisory Management
- Advisory register linked to affected assets
- Applicability and exposure assessment workflow
- Operational impact and patch feasibility notes
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Patch & Firmware Management
Plan patches and firmware updates around vendor approval and maintenance windows.
Patch & Firmware Management
- Patch backlog per asset and site
- Vendor approval and test status
- Maintenance window planning
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Change Management
Security review for logic, configuration, firmware and network changes, with full history.
Change Management
- Change requests linked to assets and zones
- Security impact questions per change type
- Approval workflow and emergency changes
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Evidence & Audit Trail
Every control, finding and decision linked to its evidence, with a complete activity history.
Evidence & Audit Trail
- Evidence library with owners and review dates
- Links from evidence to controls and findings
- Immutable activity history
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Third-party & Remote Access
Know every vendor and remote access path, who approved it and when it is used.
Third-party & Remote Access
- Remote access path inventory
- Vendor register with contacts and contracts
- Access request and approval records
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Remediation & Task Tracking
Turn findings into owned, scheduled actions and track them to verified closure.
Remediation & Task Tracking
- Actions linked to findings, risks and controls
- Owners, due dates and dependencies
- Outage-dependent work flagged
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Dashboards & Reporting
Board-level summaries and engineer-level detail from the same live data.
Dashboards & Reporting
- Posture dashboards by site, zone and framework
- Executive and technical report templates
- Trend over time
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Integrations
Bring in data from OT monitoring, CMDB, ticketing and identity tools you already use.
Integrations
- Spreadsheet and CSV import templates
- Imports from OT network monitoring tool exports
- CMDB and CMMS data mapping
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Vista AI AssistantIn development
An assistant that drafts findings, explains requirements and summarizes posture from your data.
Vista AI Assistant
- Plain-language explanations of requirements
- Draft findings and recommendations for review
- Posture summaries for reports
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How it works
From blind spots to proven compliance
Discover
Build one inventory from the records and tools you already have.
Map
Model zones, conduits and the flows that cross them.
Assess
Evaluate controls against the frameworks that apply to you.
Prioritize
Rate risks with operational context and agree treatment.
Remediate
Turn findings into owned, scheduled actions.
Prove
Show evidence and readiness to auditors and regulators.
Standards and regulations
Built for the regulations you face, wherever you operate
International standards and regional regulations across the EU, UK, USA and Middle East, assessed once and mapped to many.
Standards that apply across borders and are referenced by most regional regulations. They form the common technical language for industrial cybersecurity.
- ISA/IEC 62443Standard series
The reference series for OT security: security programs, zones and conduits, risk-based security levels and system and component requirements.
- ISO/IEC 27001 & 27002Standard
A certifiable management system for information security. Many operators extend their ISMS scope to OT and use IEC 62443 for the technical depth.
- ISO/IEC 27019Standard
Sector-specific guidance that extends ISO/IEC 27002 to process control systems in energy utilities.
- IEC 62351Standard series
Security for power system protocols such as IEC 61850, IEC 60870-5 and DNP3, including authentication and key management.
- IEC 61511Standard
Requires a security risk assessment for safety instrumented systems, connecting process safety and cybersecurity.
- ISO 31000Guideline
General principles for risk management that OT cyber risk processes often align with.
EU law now sets binding cybersecurity duties for operators of essential services and for makers of connected products, implemented through national legislation in each member state.
- NIS2Directive
Risk-management measures, supply-chain security, management accountability and staged incident reporting (early warning within 24 hours). Applied through national laws such as Sweden's Cybersecurity Act.
- CRARegulation
Security-by-design and vulnerability handling for connected products. Vulnerability and incident reporting applies from 11 September 2026; most other obligations from December 2027.
- NCCSRegulation
Sector-specific rules for cybersecurity risk assessment and minimum and advanced controls for high- and critical-impact electricity entities.
- CERDirective
All-hazards resilience of critical entities, complementing NIS2's cyber focus.
- Machinery RegulationRegulation
Adds essential requirements on protection against corruption, including cyber, for machinery placed on the EU market. Applies from January 2027.
- CLC/TS 50701Technical specification
Applies IEC 62443 concepts to railway systems and safety assurance processes.
The UK regulates operators of essential services through the NIS Regulations and the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework, with new legislation progressing to widen scope and strengthen reporting.
- NIS Regulations 2018Regulation
Duties to manage security risk and report incidents, overseen by sector competent authorities such as Ofgem and DWI.
- Cyber Security and Resilience BillBill (in Parliament)
Progressing through Parliament. Expected to strengthen incident reporting and regulator powers. Track final text before planning compliance work.
- NCSC CAFFramework
Outcome-based objectives and indicators of good practice, widely used by UK regulators to assess OT operators.
- HSE OG86Operational guidance
HSE guidance on managing cyber risk to IACS where it could lead to a major accident.
- Cyber EssentialsCertification scheme
A baseline of technical controls for IT. Useful for the enterprise boundary around OT.
US requirements combine voluntary NIST frameworks with mandatory sector rules for electricity, pipelines, water and the defense supply chain.
- NIST CSF 2.0Framework
Six functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover) used as a common language for cyber programs.
- NIST SP 800-82 Rev. 3Guidance
Detailed OT security guidance, including an OT overlay of NIST SP 800-53 controls.
- NERC CIPMandatory standards
Enforceable requirements covering asset categorization, access, change control, patching, incident response and supply chain.
- TSA Security DirectivesDirective
Requirements for segmentation, access control, monitoring, patching and incident response plans.
- AWIA 2018Law
Risk and resilience assessments and emergency response plans, including cyber.
- CISA CPGsGuidance
A prioritized baseline of practices with high risk-reduction value for IT and OT.
Gulf states have national cybersecurity regulators with mandatory controls for government and critical infrastructure, including dedicated OT controls in Saudi Arabia.
- NCA ECC-2:2024Mandatory controls
The National Cybersecurity Authority's baseline controls across governance, defense, resilience and third-party security.
- NCA OTCC-1:2022Mandatory controls
Extends ECC with OT-specific controls, scaled by facility criticality level.
- NCA CSCCMandatory controls
Additional controls for critical systems beyond ECC.
- SACS-002Supplier standard
Cybersecurity requirements for third parties connecting to or supporting Aramco environments.
- UAE IA RegulationRegulation
National information assurance controls covering management and technical domains.
- Dubai ISRRegulation
Information security requirements issued by the Dubai Electronic Security Center.
OTVista Services
Expert OT security services
Prefer support from practitioners? OTVista's services can be delivered on their own or together with the platform.
OT Cybersecurity Assessment
Evaluate relevant technical and organizational security controls, document gaps, and develop a prioritized improvement roadmap.
Learn moreIEC 62443 Assessment Support
Structure assessment activities around applicable industrial cybersecurity requirements, evidence, identified gaps and improvement actions.
Learn moreOT Asset Inventory and Visibility
Organize asset information, system relationships, locations, architecture records and relevant technical details to establish a clearer view of the OT environment.
Learn moreOT Cybersecurity Risk Assessment
Connect relevant threat scenarios and security gaps to operational consequences, risk ratings and appropriate treatment options.
Learn moreOT Security Architecture Review
Review network segmentation, security boundaries, communication paths, remote access and other architectural controls relevant to the defined scope.
Learn moreOT Compliance Readiness
Organize control assessments, evidence, findings and corrective actions to help prepare for internal reviews and applicable compliance activities.
Learn moreOT Policies and Procedures
Develop or review OT cybersecurity policies and procedures that engineering and operations teams can actually follow.
Learn moreOT Vulnerability Management
Evaluate vulnerability exposure with operational context, decide applicability and plan mitigation where patching is constrained.
Learn moreOT Cybersecurity Training and Awareness
Role-based OT security training and awareness for operators, engineers, IT teams, contractors and management, including incident response exercises.
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Industries
Purpose-built for critical industries
Energy and utilities
Availability of substations, SCADA and protection systems across wide geographic areas.
Oil, gas and process industries
Process control alongside safety-related systems, legacy equipment and remote facilities.
Manufacturing and industrial automation
Production lines tied to throughput, with change limited to planned maintenance windows.
Railways and transportation
Safety-critical signalling and operations spread across long, distributed networks.
Water and critical infrastructure
Distributed telemetry and treatment processes run by lean teams delivering essential services.
Your region's regulations
See which standards apply in the EU, UK, USA and Middle East.
Use cases
Solve the problems OT teams face every day
“We don't have a reliable picture of what's on our OT networks.”
Consolidate scattered asset records into an inventory you can use for security decisions.
OT asset visibility“Every assessment starts from scratch and evidence is hard to find.”
Organize control mapping, evidence and findings into a repeatable assessment process.
Assessment and compliance“We have a long list of findings and no clear order to fix them in.”
Rank findings by operational consequence, criticality and existing safeguards.
OT risk prioritization“Our network drawings don't match what's actually connected.”
Find unclear boundaries, excess connectivity and hidden dependencies in your OT design.
Security architecture review“Audits mean weeks of searching for documents and surprise findings.”
Keep evidence, control results and remediation records traceable all year.
Audit readiness“We're not sure how many ways vendors can reach our control systems.”
Find, approve and control every remote and third-party access path into OT.
Vendor and remote access control
Why OTVista
Built by OT practitioners
Designed around how plants, substations and networks actually operate.
Evidence-first
Every conclusion links to the evidence and the asset behind it.
Multi-framework by design
Assess once and map to IEC 62443, NIS2, NERC CIP, NCA OTCC and more.
Platform plus people
Software and expert services from one company, used together or separately.
Build your understanding of OT cybersecurity
A practical guide to OT cybersecurity assessments
How to scope, run and report an OT cybersecurity assessment that leads to decisions rather than a shelf report.
Understanding IEC 62443
A plain-language introduction to the IEC 62443 series, its structure and the concepts asset owners use most.
Building an OT asset inventory
Which attributes to record, where to find them and how to keep an OT asset inventory accurate enough to rely on.
Prioritizing OT cybersecurity risks
How to rank OT security gaps by operational consequence, criticality and existing safeguards, and document the decisions.
Try the free OT Security Quick Check
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From the blog
Latest insights
Regulation, architecture and technology updates for OT security teams.
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Regulation7 min
NIS2 in 2026: what OT operators should have in place now
National NIS2 laws are now being enforced. Here is what energy, water, transport and manufacturing operators should be able to show for their OT environments.
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Regulation6 min
The Cyber Resilience Act's reporting duties are live: what changes for OT
Manufacturers must now report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents. Asset owners should expect more advisories, and suppliers need a working process.
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Architecture8 min
Zones and conduits in practice: segmentation that survives reality
Segmentation diagrams often look perfect and behave very differently. A practical method for zones and conduits that match how your site really works.
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Common questions
What is OTVista?
OTVista is an OT cybersecurity company offering a platform for OT asset visibility, risk and compliance management, together with professional OT security services.
Which standards does OTVista support?
International standards such as IEC 62443 and ISO/IEC 27001, plus regional requirements including NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act in the EU, the NIS Regulations and NCSC CAF in the UK, NIST CSF and NERC CIP in the USA, and NCA ECC and OTCC in Saudi Arabia.
Is the OTVista Platform available now?
The platform is in early access, with modules released progressively. Book a demo to see the current release and discuss which capabilities fit your environment.
How is OT cybersecurity different from IT security?
OT puts safety and availability first, runs equipment for decades, and often cannot be patched or rebooted on demand. Security has to be planned around production and engineering constraints.
See OTVista in action
Book a demo of the OTVista Platform or talk to us about an assessment, IEC 62443 support or compliance readiness.