Industrial cyber security, with intelligence
A girder is the steel beam that carries the load without being seen. Girder does that for the people who run and protect industrial sites: AI that reads, sorts, maps and explains what matters to the plant, checked by people who have run industrial security operations themselves.
Security information about industrial systems arrives from dozens of places, in formats written for office IT, and nobody at a plant has an hour a day to triage it.
The world has far fewer OT security specialists than industrial sites. The expertise exists in a handful of operations centres; most plants never see it.
From an advisory to a decision at a site takes days when it should take minutes. That gap is where incidents happen.
Girder's answer: put the judgement of a seasoned OT security operation into software, keep a human in charge of it, and deliver it at the speed the plant needs.
Live · daily and weekly
The AI-filtered top ten in industrial cyber security, checked by the editor, every day at 10 AM IST and in a weekly edition on Mondays. Each story mapped to the Purdue level and the person who should act.
Live
Each issue as a one-page briefing for leadership, printable, with the same labelled reading.
Planned
An analyst that triages, enriches and investigates alerts from industrial networks with the Purdue model and ATT&CK for ICS built in, under a human analyst's control.
Planned
From an asset list and an architecture drawing to an IEC 62443-aligned risk and gap report, in days rather than months.
