25+
years of industry-leading experience
500+
automation and integration specialists
200+
clients in various industries
Cyberattacks on industrial facilities are growing in frequency and sophistication, often leading to serious disruption and expensive shutdowns.
Interconnected systems come with new threats
Many control and automation systems were developed before cyber threats were a concern, and they often include components that don’t allow for security updates or use insecure communication protocols.
As reliance on interconnected technology grows, so does the vulnerability to cyber threats. Besides technological vulnerabilities, human error can be a critical weak spot.
OT security risk assessment and integration
Protecting OT integrity while ensuring efficient production requires a thorough understanding of operational requirements such as high availability, occupational safety and system reliability.
Our OT security specialists can provide a comprehensive security assessment and in-depth threat and compliance analysis to protect your OT operations.
How secure is your OT system?
Get a comprehensive system assessment and in-depth threat and compliance analysis.
Connect with a specialistRisk assessments
We can assess security risks on your OT assets, including reviews of current risk management, detection and response procedures and capabilities.
OT security evaluation
Following an assessment of the situation, we examine your current cybersecurity posture to understand any gaps in compliance and develop a roadmap for remedy.
Implementation and compliance
We can identify and implement technical and organisational measures to ensure compliance.
Security maturity
Our OT security specialists can oversee your maturity roadmap – from initial assessment and remedial actions to ongoing reviews and continuous compliance assurance.
Digital twin integrations
We can simulate real-world conditions, providing a safe environment for thorough testing and validation. This is particularly valuable in OT settings where live testing can be risky or impractical.
Our comprehensive virtual engineering platform extends beyond simple digital twins, offering advanced capabilities for modern OT environments.
The platform allows us to test and validate OT network designs, security mitigations and configurations without acquiring any physical hardware.
Why Wood is your ideal partner for cybersecurity
Our leading, independent cybersecurity specialists are certified in ISO/IEC 27001 and IEC 62443, with a proven track record and deep domain knowledge across energy, resource and manufacturing industries.
Unlike our competitors, we can combine OT cybersecurity expertise with our vast experience in controls, automation and systems integration.
With our deep domain knowledge, we understand your operations and tailor solutions to your specific operating environment.
Our advanced threat detection and response capabilities allow us to address potential issues in real-time and prevent disruptions before they occur.
Our thorough understanding of global industry regulations ensures your operations stay secure and compliant.
We partner with you to provide continuous support and regular updates to ensure your security measures remain effective against ever-evolving threats.
Not if, but when.
Operational disruption is common and far more costly than prevention.
Strengthen your defences today to keep your operations secure.
Frequently asked questions about the EU NIS Directive implementation
What is the NIS2 Directive?
NIS2 is the latest EU legislation on cybersecurity, which updates the previous NIS Directive. The aim of NIS2 is to enhance OT security, simplify reporting and create consistent rules and penalties.
By expanding its scope, NIS2 requires more businesses and sectors to continually review and improve their cybersecurity measures, providing increased assurance and minimising risk of security incidents threatening operational, financial and reputational damage.
What are the requirements of NIS2?
Organisations must demonstrate tested methodologies for:
- Risk analysis
- Business continuity
- Supply chain security
- Incident reporting
- Cyber training and hygiene
When does it take effect?
By 17 October 2024, all EU Member States are required to adopt and publish the national measures necessary to ensure compliance with the Directive.
What sectors does NIS2 cover?
In addition to water, energy and transport sectors, NIS2 now also applies to manufacturing, chemicals, waste management and food production amongst others, and enhances the requirements on those already included within the original NIS Directive.
What happens if we don’t comply?
Failure to comply can result in penalties of up to 2% of your company's global revenue.
What if our company is outside of the EU – are we still affected?
Yes, companies outside the EU must comply with the NIS2 Directive if they provide services within the EU or operate in sectors covered by NIS2. This means even non-EU organisations need to meet NIS2 cybersecurity requirements to ensure their measures align with EU standards.
It is estimated that at least 100,000 companies outside of the European Union need to be compliant with NIS2.
How do I determine if my company has to comply?
Identify your sector, assess your company size and geographical scope. For example, if you have more than 50 employees and an annual revenue of more than 10 million euros, your company may have to update their cybersecurity measures to do business in sectors covered by the Directive.