Managed OT and IoT SOC, passive by design
How Wizard Cyber’s managed OT and IoT SOC watches industrial and connected estates around the clock: passive and agentless, designed around the Purdue model, and correlated with IT so an attack reads as one chain.
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0:00Cannot go down
Your plant, your building systems and your connected devices cannot go down for a security tool. So they are often the part nobody watches.
0:10Passive and agentless
Our managed OT and IoT SOC is passive and agentless. It watches a copy of your network traffic, so nothing we run can touch what you run.
0:20Every layer seen
Monitoring is designed around the Purdue model, so every layer is visible, from the enterprise network down to the field devices, and your segmentation stays intact.
0:32Tuned to the plant
Detection is tuned to industrial protocols like Modbus, DNP3 and BACnet, because IT signatures on operational traffic produce noise, and noise gets monitoring switched off.
0:45Through IT
Most attacks reach OT through IT. We watch both in one service, correlated in Microsoft Sentinel, so the path from a phished login to a controller reads as one chain.
0:58People who know OT
Every alert is worked around the clock by analysts with real OT and ICS experience, who can tell whether a PLC command is legitimate.
1:09Your sensor, our service
We monitor the OT platform you already run. If you have none yet, the assessment comes first and the purchase second.
1:17Book a Demo
Start by finding out what is actually on your network. Book a demo.
Watch it run
on your own alert types.
An hour with a SOC analyst: a live investigation from signal to signed verdict, and the autonomy dial set where you would set it. Your scenarios, not a canned demo.