Find the gaps before your adversary does.
Red team / blue team exercises, penetration testing, and zero-trust architecture review, scoped to the environments where your operations actually run.
Your threat model is specific. Tests should be too.
Generic adversarial simulations miss the threats that matter: nation-state actors, supply chain compromise, insider risk. Red team findings feed directly into blue team hardening protocols, scoped to your environment and risk tolerance.
Pen tests that your engineers can act on.
Every finding is documented with exploitation proof, affected systems, risk rating, and a remediation path your team can execute without re-engaging a consultant for each step.
Implicit trust is the gap attackers use.
We assess your access control architecture against zero-trust principles, identifying where implicit trust is granted, where policy enforcement is incomplete, and where lateral movement is possible after initial compromise. Output is a prioritized gap report with specific remediation steps.
Built for regulated environments.
Findings are mapped to CMMC, FedRAMP, DFARS, and equivalent control requirements so your compliance team can use them to prepare for CMMC and FedRAMP assessments.
Close the gaps for good.
An assessment finds the gaps. A Gold or Platinum platform deployment closes several of them permanently: fewer exposed entry points, identity-bound access, change alerts and signed update channels for your hardware.
Fewer ways in. Every change on record.
In 2026, attackers took over internet-exposed controllers at water utilities across the US. They changed addresses and passwords and locked operators out.
The fixes come down to five things, and CISA advisory AA26-097A calls for most of them. Here is how a full Demia deployment delivers each one.
- Take controllers off the internet
Plant data leaves the site on the Fabric's encrypted streams. Controllers no longer need to be reachable from the internet to share data.
- Gate remote access behind strong authentication
People, systems and devices reach data through digital identities. The data owner scopes every grant, and every read is logged.
- Segment IT from OT
Each data source is its own compartmentalized, encrypted stream. Access to one grants nothing else.
- Watch for unauthorized changes
A device that changes address or credentials, or goes silent, is logged on its stream and flagged in Indications & Warnings.
- Trust only verified software and firmware
Manufacturers publish updates with a secure hash and scoped access link. Devices install only what matches the publisher's identity.
Demia works alongside your OT monitoring and incident response tools and reduces what they have to defend. These outcomes apply where Demia is the data path off site.