ICS SCADA Security Testing
We test the industrial control and SCADA systems behind your critical processes, examining controllers, protocols and human interfaces with methods built for fragile environments, and showing you where an attacker could interfere.
We test the controllers and protocols behind your critical processes
SCADA and ICS environments speak protocols that were never designed with security in mind, and the equipment on them can be knocked over by the wrong packet. We test with real care, using passive analysis and controlled techniques so we find the flaws without touching production.
PLC & Controllers
Weaknesses in the programmable logic controllers and RTUs that drive your physical processes.
Industrial Protocols
Insecure Modbus, DNP3, PROFINET and OPC traffic that carries commands with no authentication.
HMI & Engineering
Human-machine interfaces and engineering workstations that let operators, and attackers, change how plant behaves.
Historian & Data
SCADA servers and historians that bridge the control network to your business systems.
Authentication
Missing or default authentication on control systems that should never accept unverified commands.
Denial of Control
Conditions that could stop operators seeing or controlling the process during an incident.
In a Control System, a Single Rogue Command Can Have Physical Consequences.
SCADA and ICS systems do not just move data, they open valves, start motors and control real equipment. Many of the protocols they rely on will accept a command from anyone who can reach them, with no check on who sent it. An attacker who gets onto the control network can disrupt a process, damage machinery or endanger people, all without breaking a single password.
We test these environments the way experienced practitioners should, with methods matched to how fragile they are. Our team leans on passive analysis, protocol inspection and controlled, agreed techniques so we surface the real weaknesses without risking a shutdown. You get findings that are specific to your equipment and a remediation plan that fits how your operation actually runs.
Standards and Frameworks We Test Against
- Our testing is aligned to IEC 62443, which sets out security requirements for industrial automation and control systems across their full lifecycle.
- We draw on NIST SP 800-82 for industrial control system security and use the MITRE ATT&CK for ICS framework to describe attacker techniques in terms your team can act on.
- Where you operate critical national infrastructure, we map findings to the sector obligations you answer to so remediation supports your compliance.
Aligned to the frameworks that matter
Our testing follows the methodologies that set the global standard for application security.