IT/OT Segmentation: What Actually Works in the Field
A practitioner's view on zone models, conduit controls, and the gap between architecture diagrams and operational reality.
Practical analysis, engineering notes, and field observations on IT security, operational technology, BMS, and critical infrastructure—written for practitioners and decision-makers.
Protecting smart sites in a connected world — risks facing modern BMS platforms and practical steps to strengthen resilience.
A practitioner's view on zone models, conduit controls, and the gap between architecture diagrams and operational reality.
Where to embed cyber requirements across RFP, PDR, HLD, and LLD so security is enforceable—not an afterthought at handover.
Writing tender language that is specific enough to be auditable without prescribing vendor-specific implementations.
How conflicts of interest show up in system integrator-led security reviews—and what independent governance looks like in practice.
Common failure modes in vendor VPNs, jump hosts, and maintenance pathways—and practical controls that preserve uptime.
Translating ZTNA and micro-segmentation into deployable engineering requirements for campus and WAN redesigns.
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