Built for the operators communities run on.
We work across the 16 critical infrastructure sectors, with deep specialization in the operators who keep communities across the continental US powered, online, and producing. Find your world below.
The teams keeping the power and water on.
Distribution co-ops, water and wastewater authorities, and municipal utilities. SCADA protection, substation security, and advanced metering, built around your maintenance windows and the regulators paying attention (NERC CIP, AWIA, state PSC requirements). This is the work we do most.
Generation and transmission, secured for the grid you feed.
Power producers, oil and gas, and renewables. Cybersecurity programs built for the compliance environment you operate in, where a security gap and a reliability event are the same conversation.
City and county networks, and the people who answer for them.
City halls, public safety networks, and the fiber that ties them together. We work with the IT leaders who run lean and the administrators who have to explain the budget and the risk to a board.
Keeping your community connected, and your network defensible.
Network infrastructure, BGP security, IPv6 deployment, and managed DNS, DHCP, and IPAM through IP Fortress. Built for the providers who keep their towns online.
Plant floors where IT and OT have already converged.
Segmentation, monitoring, and incident response planning that works around production instead of stopping it. When the two networks meet, a security gap can halt a line.
Larger organizations with a hard problem and a capable team.
You have IT covered and need specialist depth for a specific gap: an OT environment, a cybersecurity program, a network rebuild. We slot in where the expertise doesn't make sense to keep on staff.
What's stuck on the whiteboard? Let's talk.
Maybe it's a network that can't afford to go down, an OT environment you can't see into, or a security program that's all tools and no plan. Whatever's on the board, tell us what you're working on and you'll talk it through with an engineer, not a sales person.