ISA
ISA/IEC 62443 certified expertise
Juraam brings certified OT cybersecurity knowledge through an ISA/IEC 62443 Cybersecurity Expert certificate.
Operational technology security
Protect production without breaking operations.
OT security needs careful engineering: asset visibility, segmentation, controlled remote access and incident preparation shaped around availability, safety and maintainability.
OT environments are different.
Juraam frames OT security around NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 and NIS2 readiness: clear governance, risk-based controls, operational resilience and incident reporting preparation. The goal is not a generic checklist, but a practical security program that works for production, building systems, utilities, workshops and connected industrial environments.
- Start with asset, network and dependency visibility.
- Prioritize controls by consequence to availability and safety.
- Separate IT and OT using clear zones and controlled conduits.
- Keep vendor access possible, but governed, logged and time-bound.
IT
DMZ
Vendor
HMI
PLC
Safety
NIST CSF 2.0 and NIS2 at the center.
NIST CSF 2.0 adds Govern to the familiar Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover functions. NIS2 raises the European baseline with stronger cybersecurity risk-management and incident-reporting expectations for essential and important entities.
CSF
NIST CSF 2.0 alignment
Use the six CSF functions as a common language for OT security maturity, roadmap planning and management communication.
NIS2
Regulatory readiness
Prepare governance, risk treatment, supply-chain awareness, incident handling and reporting processes for NIS2 expectations.
OT
Operational fit
Translate framework outcomes into changes that respect availability, safety, vendor constraints and maintenance windows.
OT security services.
Services can be delivered as assessment, design support, implementation support, NIS2 readiness or incident preparation work.
01
Asset and communication mapping
Identify OT devices, protocols, dependencies, unmanaged systems, vendor paths and data flows.
- PLC, HMI, SCADA and BMS
- Remote access review
- Criticality context
02
Segmentation design
Build practical zones between office IT, industrial networks, vendors and internet-facing services.
- Firewall policy design
- OT DMZ patterns
- Rules aligned to operations
03
Secure remote access
Reduce always-on pathways and establish controlled access for vendors, engineers and support teams.
- MFA and named accounts
- Time-bound access
- Logging and review
04
Hardening and backup review
Review configuration, patch constraints, recovery media, offline backups and restore procedures.
- Availability-aware changes
- Recovery validation
- Legacy system handling
05
Incident readiness
Prepare isolation paths, contact trees, evidence handling, recovery playbooks and tabletop exercises.
- IT and OT coordination
- Clear escalation
- Post-incident improvement
06
NIS2 governance support
Support CSF 2.0 mapping, risk register entries, reporting preparation, supplier awareness and management-ready roadmaps.
- Practical policy language
- Risk-ranked actions
- Evidence-ready output
Asset and communication mapping
Build a practical view of what exists in the OT environment before changing controls.
- Identify PLC, HMI, SCADA, BMS, engineering stations and supporting services.
- Map protocols, dependencies, remote paths and vendor access.
- Flag unmanaged systems, fragile dependencies and high-consequence assets.
- Use the output as a foundation for NIST CSF 2.0 and NIS2 planning.
Segmentation design
Design controlled zones and conduits that reduce exposure while respecting production availability.
- Define IT, OT, DMZ, vendor and management zones.
- Create firewall policy intent, naming and review-friendly rules.
- Prioritize changes that can be tested and rolled out safely.
- Align segmentation with IEC 62443 thinking and real operational constraints.
Secure remote access
Replace informal or always-on access paths with controlled, auditable access for vendors and support teams.
- Named accounts, MFA, time-bound access and approval flow.
- Logging and review points for remote sessions.
- Vendor access patterns that do not bypass segmentation.
- Emergency access options documented before they are needed.
Hardening and backup review
Review configuration and recovery basics without forcing unrealistic patching or downtime assumptions.
- Hardening opportunities ranked by operational risk.
- Backup media, offline copies and restore procedure review.
- Legacy system constraints documented clearly.
- Recovery validation recommendations for critical systems.
Incident readiness
Prepare the human and technical steps needed when an IT or OT incident threatens operations.
- Isolation paths, escalation contacts and decision points.
- Evidence handling and communication guidance.
- Recovery playbooks and tabletop scenarios.
- Lessons-learned structure for post-incident improvement.
NIS2 governance support
Turn regulatory pressure into an actionable OT security roadmap that management can understand.
- NIST CSF 2.0 mapping across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.
- Risk register entries and evidence-ready action tracking.
- Supplier and remote access awareness.
- Management-ready roadmap language for NIS2 preparation.
Relevant technical depth.
OT projects benefit from a foundation that spans governance, networks, systems and threat-informed security.
ISO
ISO 27001 Lead Implementer
Information security management, control implementation and risk treatment capability.
FW
Cisco and Palo Alto firewalls
Firewall policy management, segmentation, remote access and network security operations.
OS
Windows, Server and Linux
Hands-on platform administration across client, server and Linux environments.
ATT
ATT&CK-informed cybersecurity
Threat-informed analysis for detection thinking, response preparation and defensive improvements.
A CSF 2.0 change model.
OT security improvements should reduce risk without surprising operators or vendors.
GV
Govern
Clarify accountability, policy, suppliers, risk appetite and NIS2-facing responsibilities.
ID
Identify
Map assets, dependencies, vulnerabilities, data flows, remote access and operational impact.
PR
Protect
Apply segmentation, identity controls, hardening, backups and secure vendor access.
DE
Detect
Improve visibility, logging, alerting and anomaly review across IT and OT boundaries.
RS
Respond
Prepare triage, containment, communication and reporting steps for significant incidents.
RC
Recover
Validate restore paths, recovery priorities and lessons learned after incidents or outages.
OT security FAQ.
Common questions about OT security, NIS2 readiness and industrial network segmentation.
Yes. Juraam can support NIS2 readiness through governance support, risk mapping, supplier awareness, incident preparation and evidence-ready roadmaps.
Yes. Juraam uses the NIST CSF 2.0 functions Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover as a practical structure for OT security improvements.
Yes. Juraam can help design controlled IT/OT zones, firewall conduits and secure remote access while respecting operational availability and vendor requirements.
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