**What is critical infrastructure cybersecurity?**
Critical infrastructure cybersecurity protects systems that are essential to the functioning of society: power grids, water systems, transportation networks, telecommunications, healthcare, and financial services. The threat profile includes nation-state actors, advanced persistent threats, and OT/ICS-specific vulnerabilities.
**How does CryptoMize protect critical infrastructure?**
CryptoMize sovereign operations deliver 24/7 monitoring across IT and OT/ICS environments, dedicated threat intelligence, specialized incident response, and full data sovereignty. The capability is delivered by a dedicated team with OT/ICS specialization.
**What is OT/ICS cybersecurity?**
OT (Operational Technology) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) cybersecurity protects systems that control physical processes: SCADA systems, programmable logic controllers, and other industrial control systems. OT/ICS has distinct threat models and response protocols from IT cybersecurity.
**How quickly can CryptoMize detect threats to critical infrastructure?**
CryptoMize critical infrastructure operations deliver 14-hour mean time to detect across the full attack surface, with immediate notification for high-severity threats.
**Does CryptoMize comply with critical infrastructure regulations?**
Yes. CryptoMize sovereign operations comply with NIST Cybersecurity Framework, NERC CIP for the power sector, TSA Pipeline Security Directives for pipelines, and other sector-specific regulatory requirements.
**How is data sovereignty maintained for critical infrastructure?**
CryptoMize sovereign operations maintain data residency within the client's jurisdiction with no third-party data sharing, full audit trail, and operational security throughout.
**What is the cost of critical infrastructure cybersecurity operations?**
CryptoMize critical infrastructure operations are calibrated to the infrastructure type, threat profile, and regulatory requirements. Annual cost varies based on coverage scope, response protocols, and OT/ICS complexity.
**What is the difference between IT and OT cybersecurity?**
IT cybersecurity protects information systems (servers, networks, applications). OT cybersecurity protects operational technology (SCADA, ICS, PLCs) that controls physical processes. OT has distinct threat models and response protocols, with legacy systems that cannot be patched without operational disruption.