Indexbox Intech Secures OT Cybersecurity Assessment Contract in Middle East
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- •Intech awarded a contract for OT cybersecurity assessment in the Middle East.
- •The project includes compliance evaluation against international standards.
- •Intech aims to enhance the client's cybersecurity maturity with a structured roadmap.
Intech has been awarded a contract to conduct a comprehensive Operational Technology (OT) network assessment for a major liquid terminal operator in the Middle East. The project aims to enhance the client's OT cybersecurity posture by evaluating and improving their industrial systems. Intech will perform a baseline review of OT assets and network architecture, conduct a gap analysis, and assess compliance with frameworks such as ISA/IEC 62443 and NIST SP 800-82. Additionally, the company will carry out security and firewall assessments, develop an OT asset inventory, and design a future-state OT network architecture. The initiative is expected to help the client achieve a higher level of OT cybersecurity maturity with clear implementation milestones. Intech's extensive experience in the region's energy and industrial sectors positions it as a preferred partner for this project.
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