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SolutionsInfraSafe

Operational judgement for critical infrastructure

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What it does

We read the exposure of industrial plants, energy nodes, ports and data centres to sabotage, targeted protest and supply-chain failure.

Assess asset vulnerability
Critical perimeter · Simulation
Critical perimeter · Simulation

A plant doesn't stop for one reason. It stops when three coincide.

A plant does not stop for one reason. It stops because a protest, a compromised supplier and a poorly documented redundancy coincide in the same week, and nobody had all three on the same table.

By then the decision is not to prevent. It is to contain.

  • 5

    Exposure layers over each asset

  • 24/7

    Perimeter and surroundings watch

  • 4

    Cross-checked sources behind every finding

  • T-01 h

    Shortest decision window

GRID method / 4 layers

Four layers. No blind spots.

Every layer preserves source, time and confidence. The output is not more information: it is a decision with an owner and a window.

  1. 01/04 · 24/7 surveillance

    Perimeter and environment

    Social monitoring, targeted threats, drones and intrusion indicators.

  2. 02/04 · Advanced analysis

    Physical-digital convergence

    Physical vulnerability audit connected to OT/ICS industrial cybersecurity.

  3. 03/04 · Operational decision

    Graduated response

    Security escalation, partial closure or evacuation according to impact and window.

  4. 04/04 · Advisory support

    Coordinated containment

    Liaison with civil protection and authorities through the incident.

Delivery / What reaches your desk

Not more alarms. A response.

Resilience audits and reports

GRID / InfraSafe · Live exposure feedAnalytical simulation
Open signals
03
Nearest decision
T-06 h
Mean confidence
72%
  • SIG-4180Anomalous activityNorth perimeterEscalate72%T-06 h
  • SIG-4217Critical dependencyOT / ICSIsolate73%T-18 h
  • SIG-4254Redundancy activeSupplyStable71%T-34 h
Sources: OSINT · telemetry · field network
  1. Industrial core

    Production and logistics

    Exposure of plants, automated warehouses, access and supply dependencies.

    01
  2. Essential services

    Energy, water and telecoms

    Continuity of essential services and response to hybrid threats.

    02
  3. Daily

    Operational briefing

    Prioritised signals, recommended decision and action window for the frontline team.

    03
  4. Weekly

    Exposure report

    Scenario evolution, material changes and mitigation measures for functional leaders.

    04
  5. Monthly

    Executive memorandum

    Consolidated view for leadership and board: impact, open decisions and cost of inaction.

    05

Criteria / Answers

Fair questions.

Are CER and NIS2 requirements included?

The assessment incorporates applicable resilience and security requirements without replacing legal compliance advice.

Are OT/ICS systems reviewed?

Yes. Physical exposure is assessed alongside industrial dependencies and points of digital convergence.

Can it cover several facilities?

Yes. Assets are prioritised by criticality to build a common view and specific plans.

What happens during a critical alert?

The agreed protocol is activated, the owner is alerted and monitoring continues through documented closure.

Next step

Your asset holds. Until three things coincide.

Request a briefing

Start by identifying the asset, dependency and scenario whose interruption would carry the greatest cost.