Inspira secures energy, utilities, and oil & gas estates as one operating layer across IT and OT - passive ICS/SCADA visibility, IEC 62443 and NERC-style resilience, Purdue-aligned segmentation, and 24/7 converged monitoring. Everything is engineered around safety and uptime first, because in critical infrastructure a cyber event can become a physical one and downtime itself is the loss event.
Discovery is fully passive and non-intrusive - Inspira inventories every controller, RTU, and sensor by observing traffic, with no active scanning. That delivers 100% OT asset visibility with zero production downtime, and operators routinely find around three times more connected assets than their last manual inventory.
Yes. Inspira engineers resilience to IEC 62443 and NERC-style critical-infrastructure expectations, with OT-aware vulnerability management that weighs safety and uptime rather than CVSS alone, and Purdue-aligned segmentation to contain lateral movement between IT and operational networks.
IT/OT convergence unifies enterprise IT telemetry and plant-floor OT telemetry into a single risk view monitored 24/7 through the SOC. Energy operators need it because attackers move between corporate and operational networks; a converged picture lets security and operations see - and contain - that movement instead of guarding two disconnected halves.
Yes. Inspira has delivered real-time IT/OT visibility and resilience for one of the largest oil & gas operators in the region, moving it from limited visibility to full control, and has protected airport operational technology. Both show the same model: passive discovery, IT/OT convergence, and incident response rehearsed to never stop the line.