Industry

Our Value Proposition

Control Infotech Inc. (CII) offers a holistic approach to industrial automation and system integration, unifying engineering and cybersecurity practices to deliver superior cyber-secure engineering solutions. This approach is designed to secure critical assets within industrial organizations.

Assets We Secure

We support organizations in securing a wide range of assets that are typically at cyber risk, including:

Smart grids
Re-closers
Load breakers
RTUs/SCADA
Substations
Meters
Concentrators
Fuse savers
IEDs
Switches
Smart meters
DCS

Grid communication networks
EMS
HMI
Employee workstations
DMS
Gateways/routers
Relays of feeders
Cap banks
Transformers

Our Capabilities

Control Infotech Inc. has a proven track record of delivering substation engineering and cybersecurity solutions in complex, multi-stakeholder engineering projects. Our dual expertise in addressing both the engineering requirements of Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS) and their associated cybersecurity requirements provides a unique value proposition.

CII’s capability to implement the full technology stack at a substation, including industrial control system (ICS) protocols such as MODBUS, DNP3, and IEC 61850, offers customers a single point of contact to fulfill their engineering and cybersecurity requirements. This simplifies IACS definition, design, development, deployment, and documentation, making the process more efficient and economical.

Our services and solutions are based on established standards, guidelines, and industry best practices, tailored to meet specific customer needs and contexts. Cybersecurity standards and guidelines we adhere to include, but are not limited to:

NIST Special Publications 800 and 1800 Series
IEC-62443
NIST CSF 2.0
ISO-27001
NERC CIP
CISA Advisories

The ICS Cybersecurity Landscape

As organizations transition to Industry 5.0, Industrial Control Systems (ICS) cybersecurity is crucial. Cyber risk management strategies and tactics to safeguard cyber-physical systems in an evolving threat landscape must be continuously and comprehensively assessed to identify and mitigate cyber risks in real time.

Securing an Industrial Automation and Control System (IACS) requires expertise in both engineering and cybersecurity. We recognize that solutions must address the engineering and cybersecurity needs of all stakeholders, including asset owners, system integrators, product suppliers, service providers, and compliance authorities.

Holistic solutions need to address engineering, and cybersecurity needs of all stakeholders – asset owners, system integrators, product suppliers, service providers and compliance authorities.