Hillstrong Group Security
Provider of operational technology (OT) cybersecurity services and a software platform that encodes program design, governance, and workflows to help industrial organizations manage OT risk, implement controls, and demonstrate compliance across multiple sites. Offers assessments, program design and adoption, incident response planning, vulnerability management program development, and implementation support for enterprise-scale OT security and IT/OT collaboration.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Hillstrong Group Security
Atlanta, Georgia, United States, North America
Products
OT cybersecurity execution platform
Software platform that automates building, running, and proving OT cybersecurity programs by converting standards and audit findings into executable governance, workflows, and audit-ready evidence capture.
OT cybersecurity execution platform
Software platform that automates building, running, and proving OT cybersecurity programs by converting standards and audit findings into executable governance, workflows, and audit-ready evidence capture.
Services
Design of end-to-end OT security programs including governance charters, RACI matrices, strategic roadmaps, and fit-for-purpose controls.
Support to translate program design into operational expectations, site-tiering, onboarding, and scaled adoption across multiple facilities to enable consistent metrics and reporting.
Creation of OT-specific incident response and recovery plans, aligned to standards, and execution of tabletop exercises to validate procedures.
Design of practical OT vulnerability management processes, including asset discovery, triage, remediation ownership, and performance KPIs.
Concise, plant- and enterprise-level assessments focusing on mission-critical scenarios and business impact to establish a prioritized risk baseline. Assessment types include OT architecture & controls, program maturity, ransomware readiness, vulnerability assessments, and IEC 62443 high-level and detailed assessments.
Design of end-to-end OT security programs including governance charters, RACI matrices, strategic roadmaps, and fit-for-purpose controls.
Support to translate program design into operational expectations, site-tiering, onboarding, and scaled adoption across multiple facilities to enable consistent metrics and reporting.
Creation of OT-specific incident response and recovery plans, aligned to standards, and execution of tabletop exercises to validate procedures.
Design of practical OT vulnerability management processes, including asset discovery, triage, remediation ownership, and performance KPIs.
Concise, plant- and enterprise-level assessments focusing on mission-critical scenarios and business impact to establish a prioritized risk baseline. Assessment types include OT architecture & controls, program maturity, ransomware readiness, vulnerability assessments, and IEC 62443 high-level and detailed assessments.
Expertise Areas
- OT cybersecurity program design and execution
- OT governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) and standards mapping
- OT vulnerability management and asset inventory
- OT incident response and recovery planning
Key Technologies
- Explainable AI for industrial operations
- AI-driven baselining and predictive analytics
- Scenario and risk simulation modeling
- Security information and event management (SIEM)
News & Updates
Blog post covering metrics, tools (SIEM/EDR), assessments, and adaptive practices to measure OT cybersecurity progress and respond to emerging threats.
Article arguing that IT/OT convergence must be accompanied by cross-disciplinary collaboration and OT-specific GRC to improve operational resilience.
Article discussing the risks of fragmented site-level programs and recommending a tiered enterprise governance model and site alignment to a common reporting framework.
Longform piece on explainability, testability, and recoverability requirements for AI used in industrial operations.
Blog post covering metrics, tools (SIEM/EDR), assessments, and adaptive practices to measure OT cybersecurity progress and respond to emerging threats.
Article arguing that IT/OT convergence must be accompanied by cross-disciplinary collaboration and OT-specific GRC to improve operational resilience.
Article discussing the risks of fragmented site-level programs and recommending a tiered enterprise governance model and site alignment to a common reporting framework.
Longform piece on explainability, testability, and recoverability requirements for AI used in industrial operations.