OT cybersecurity professional services · The Woodlands, Texas
Red Tiger Security assesses live SCADA and ICS without taking the plant down. The walk starts at the perimeter, where the plant touches business, IT, or third-party networks, and goes all the way down to the field devices. Then the team fixes what is hurting operations now. If you want Red Tiger to stay, a small firewall and sensor go in at the plant, the team watches those assets 24x7, and you get 24x7 MSP + Metrics and Reports.
A plant-safe look at live SCADA and ICS. Passive on production. You get prioritized findings and a briefing your board can use. Water districts know this as the infrastructure security assessment under AWIA and EPA §1433.
The plant-safe assessment →There are multiple ways to remediate what the assessment finds. The plan starts with what is hurting the plant now: unfiltered Internet on a control device, an open remote path, no protection or detection at the plant. Not a 50-page dump.
How remediation works →A small firewall and sensor at the plant, watched 24x7 by people who know a pump cycle from an attack. Metrics and reports go to the people who need them, on a cadence you set.
24x7 MSP + Metrics and Reports →
After the assessment
If you want Red Tiger to stay, the team installs, maintains, and monitors a small firewall and sensor at the plant. The watch is on the assets already assessed, and reports go out on the cadence you agree to.
Founder and Sr. Security Consultant
Red Tiger Security was founded in 2008 in The Woodlands, Texas. The team works on live industrial control systems: walk the plant with operations, then brief the board. Training now runs through CambiOS Academy. The assessment, the remediation, and the 24x7 watch stay with Red Tiger.
Each page is written in the language that industry uses with its board and its regulator.
Districts, treatment plants, and lift stations. AWIA and EPA §1433 assessments in the language the board uses.
Generation, T&D, EMS, co-ops, and munis. NERC CIP CVA with evidence the auditor can use.
Exploration, drilling, production, refining, and pipelines. Operations and process safety first.
Rail and transit, airports, and highway traffic systems. Traction power, signaling, baggage, fuel, and airfield lighting.
Discrete and process plants, including chemicals. PLCs, DCS, safety systems, MES, and vendor remote access.
