IT · OT · ICS · Critical Infrastructure

Securing Digital Infrastructure. Protecting What Matters.

Manage Lines delivers cybersecurity solutions for enterprise IT, operational technology, industrial control systems, and critical infrastructure.

  • IEC 62443-aligned
  • Purdue Model
  • Vendor-agnostic
Zone map / enterprise to fieldConduits enforced
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Services

Ten disciplines. One line of defense from boardroom to field device.

Assessment, architecture and hands-on improvement across enterprise and industrial networks. Each engagement is scoped to your risk, your constraints and your operating reality.

01 / DEDICATED PRACTICE

OT & Industrial Cybersecurity

Defense-in-depth for industrial control systems: segmentation, secure remote access and asset visibility designed around production, not against it. IEC 62443-aligned architectures for PLC, DCS, SCADA and HMI environments, from Level 0 field devices to the enterprise edge.

Explore OT Cybersecurity

  • Purdue Model
  • Industrial DMZ
  • Secure Remote Access
  • Asset Visibility
  • IEC 62443
  • SCADA / PLC / DCS
02

IT Infrastructure Security

Hardening of servers, identity, endpoints and core network services so business systems resist common attack paths.

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03

Industrial Network Security

Secure design of industrial Ethernet, redundant rings and field networks using PROFINET, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP.

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04

OT/IT Network Segmentation

Zones and conduits based on the Purdue Model, with an industrial DMZ that stops lateral movement from enterprise IT.

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05

Vulnerability Assessment & Risk Management

Safety-aware discovery of vulnerabilities across IT and OT, ranked by real operational consequence instead of raw CVSS score.

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06

Security Architecture & Consulting

Independent design authority for new builds, expansions and modernizations, from reference architecture to vendor review.

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07

Firewall & Network Security

Review, design and rationalization of perimeter and internal firewalls, including industrial firewalls that understand OT protocols.

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08

Industrial Cybersecurity Compliance

Gap assessments against IEC 62443 and other relevant frameworks, with a practical path toward alignment. We support readiness; we do not certify.

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09

Security Monitoring & Incident Response Advisory

Advice on what to monitor, how to detect it and how to respond, including OT-specific playbooks. Advisory only; not a managed SOC.

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10

Cybersecurity Assessment & Improvement Planning

A structured baseline of where you stand today and a sequenced, budget-aware roadmap for what to do next.

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OT Cybersecurity

IT security protects data. OT security protects physical reality.

A dropped packet can stop a line. A rogue PLC command can open a valve. We engineer IEC 62443-aligned architectures that defend industrial control systems without disrupting critical production.

  • Network segmentation based on the Purdue Model and industrial DMZs
  • Zero-trust remote access for vendors and engineers
  • Passive asset visibility and detection of unauthorized protocol commands
Inside our OT practice
Level 4-5Enterprise IT
Untrusted from OT perspective
Level 3.5Industrial DMZ
Jump hosts / remote access gateways
BLOCKED
Level 3SCADA Network
Level 1-2Control Network
PLC / DCS

Industries

Built for environments where downtime is not an option.

The sectors we are equipped to serve, and the problems that keep their engineers up at night.

01

Oil & Gas

Remote wellheads, pipelines and processing sites running legacy RTUs and SCADA over low-bandwidth links, where availability and safety come first.

02

Energy & Utilities

Substation automation, DNP3 and IEC 61850 environments, and the segmentation and access controls expected by sector requirements such as NERC CIP.

03

Manufacturing

Shop-floor networks where downtime is measured in lost output: PLC recovery planning, MES integration and contained vendor access.

04

Industrial Facilities

Building management, HVAC, power monitoring and life-safety systems increasingly connected to corporate networks and cloud platforms.

05

Critical Infrastructure

Water, wastewater and other essential services with dispersed sites, cellular telemetry and central historians that must stay trustworthy.

06

Enterprise IT Environments

Corporate networks, data centers and hybrid cloud estates that need sound architecture, hardened infrastructure and clear risk priorities.

These are target sectors for our services, not a list of clients.

Industry detail

Why Manage Lines

Engineers of the line between your business and your plant.

01Business-focused cybersecurity

Recommendations are framed in terms of operational and financial consequence, so leadership can decide with clarity.

02IT and OT security expertise

We speak both languages: Active Directory and firewalls, as well as PLC logic, fieldbus protocols and process safety.

03Risk-based security design

Controls are proportionate to consequence. Your highest-impact assets get the strongest protection first.

04Practical industrial network protection

Designs that respect latency, determinism and maintenance windows. Reboot-to-patch is not a plan for a water plant.

05Aligned with operational requirements

Security that operators can live with: changes are staged, tested and scheduled around production.

06Clear documentation and recommendations

Every engagement ends with readable diagrams, prioritized findings and actions your team can execute.

Methodology

A process that front-loads the thinking.

Industrial systems cannot fail in production. Every engagement follows the same disciplined path.

  1. Step 1: Discover and Assess

    Site walkdowns, architecture and documentation review, and asset discovery that is safe for live systems.

  2. Step 2: Identify Risks

    Threats and vulnerabilities are ranked by operational consequence, not by tool output alone.

  3. Step 3: Design Security Controls

    Zones, conduits, access and monitoring designed to fit the way your operations actually run.

  4. Step 4: Implement or Recommend Improvements

    We implement alongside your team or deliver a precise, sequenced plan for your integrators.

  5. Step 5: Validate and Improve

    Controls are tested against the design, findings are closed out and the roadmap is refreshed.

Start with a conversation, not a contract.

Share what you are protecting and what is worrying you. We will tell you honestly whether and how we can help.