Terminal automation
Ports and terminals
Cybersecurity for terminal automation and bulk liquid or LPG infrastructure, at sites with more external connections than a typical plant of the same size.
Typical systems in this sector
The control systems and infrastructure we work with
- Terminal automation systems, and bulk liquid or LPG OT infrastructure
- Zone mapping and boundary controls across the terminal
- Direct connections between OT and the cargo, metering and logistics systems it reports to
Key risks in this sector
The services and solutions that address each one- 01
Frequent contractor access, which leads to unmanaged USB drives and removable media entering OT systems at several points across the terminal
- 02
Terminal automation connected directly to cargo, metering and logistics IT systems, creating routes into OT
- 03
Limited dedicated OT security staff, with responsibility falling to IT staff who are not familiar with terminal automation systems