PRODUCTION-FIRST OT CYBERSECURITY
An assessment found gaps. A customer needs answers. Your recovery plan still has unknowns.
Zeroday helps manufacturing, industrial and mining teams assess OT security risks, coordinate work on open findings and prepare critical processes for recovery. Get clear priorities, accountable owners and evidence of what is ready—and what still needs attention.
Manufacturing · Industrial facilities · Mining
Your controls integrator knows the equipment. Your IT team owns key systems. Zeroday connects assessment findings to agreed work, technical owners and evidence your leadership can use.
Andres Torres leads the executive relationship. We work alongside your existing providers around production priorities and maintenance windows.
Prioritize cybersecurity work around output, recovery and the customer commitments your revenue depends on.
Defined scope. Named owners. Useful evidence.
THREE FOCUSED OT ENGAGEMENTS
Start with the issue affecting production, recovery or a customer commitment. Choose the work you need help with.
“We need an assessment or answers.”
Review the systems and evidence behind a security requirement. Understand the gaps and which actions deserve attention first.
What you receive: A defined system review, evidence record, prioritized gaps and recommended actions.
Discuss an assessment →“Our findings are still open.”
Turn a defined group of findings into work packages with implementation owners, evidence requirements and follow-through.
What you receive: Agreed actions and a record of completed work, outstanding items and decisions.
See a finding record →“Can our process recover?”
Review one critical process: digital dependencies, recovery materials, access and responsibilities. Find the assumptions that need checking.
What you receive: A process-specific recovery workpack, readiness gaps and tested versus untested conditions.
Explore recovery deliverables →Start with the issue your team needs to resolve. No sensitive system information required.
Illustrative example — fictional scenario, not a client case or verified result. A finding record connects an operational concern to the action, evidence and decision still needed.
A production-critical process depends on vendor remote access. The site needs clear ownership of that access.
The illustrative evidence set contains no named internal approver or documented access review.
The site IT/OT owner reviews the access need and approval process with the vendor.
Coordinate the action, review the supporting evidence and surface the decision that still needs an authorized owner.
Current access inventory, named approval responsibilities and records of agreed, authorized checks.
Unresolved. The authorized owner still needs to decide whether the evidence and proposed action address the requirement.
Implemented and checked, interim control, scheduled, risk accepted and unresolved are distinct statuses. Your record shows the evidence behind each status and who owns the next decision.
Know what must return before a critical process can produce acceptable output. Start with a planned upgrade, equipment handover, vendor transition or recovery question.
Zeroday reviews digital dependencies, recovery materials, access and responsibilities with your technical owners. Receive an ordered workpack and a clear record of readiness gaps.
Restoration exercises require an agreed scope, site authorization and appropriate technical providers. The record distinguishes demonstrated, failed and untested steps.
One defined process. Agreed scope. Materials and responsibilities your team can act on.
Manufacturing: Production systems, plant changes and customer commitments.
Industrial facilities: Operational equipment and supporting systems with multiple technical owners.
Mining & mineral processing: Consequential processing steps and digital dependencies that affect operating capability.
A named process or system. A consequential requirement, event or open finding. An internal technical owner and an identified job that existing arrangements have not fully addressed.
We work alongside your operations team, IT, controls engineers, OEMs and integrators. Start with the specific work you need completed and the decision your business needs to make.
Zeroday leads the assessment, prioritization, evidence review and coordination within your agreed engagement. Your authorized site teams and technical providers control live-system changes and equipment-specific procedures.
Andres Torres brings enterprise OT cybersecurity leadership and more than two decades of cybersecurity and U.S. Marine Corps experience. He works with executives and operational leaders to translate technical uncertainty into clear priorities, defined ownership and practical decisions.
Andres leads the executive relationship and program direction. Technical review and specialist work are assigned according to the agreed scope and the qualifications required for your environment.
Who is Zeroday Cyber for?
Plant and site leaders, OT security teams and IT managers in manufacturing, industrial facilities, mining and mineral processing—with an assessment requirement, open findings or a process recovery question.
What do I receive from an OT assessment?
A defined system review, evidence record, prioritized gaps and recommended actions. Options include IEC 62443-3-3 and NIST-aligned reviews. CMMC readiness applies to the agreed defense-contract information-system scope.
Can you work with our integrator, OEM or IT provider?
Yes. Zeroday leads assessment, prioritization, evidence review and coordination. Your authorized site teams and technical providers control live-system changes and equipment-specific procedures.
What is critical process recovery readiness?
A review of one process’s digital dependencies, recovery materials, access, owners and recovery sequence. Any exercise is separately agreed and authorized; the record distinguishes demonstrated, failed and untested steps.
Does a review certify compliance or recovery?
No. Findings and readiness records document the evidence and limitations within the agreed scope. CMMC readiness does not issue certification. Site owners retain safety decisions and approval to return equipment to service.
How do we start?
Share a nonconfidential summary of the issue. We will arrange a conversation about the people involved, the business decision and whether a focused engagement makes sense. Include a decision date if you have one.
Start with the issue your team needs to resolve. No sensitive system information required. Include a decision date if you have one.
We will review your inquiry and arrange a conversation about the operational issue, the people involved and the decision you need to make. Together, we will determine whether a focused engagement makes sense.
Prefer to talk? Call 775-737-0329
Reno office
3570 Barron Wy, Ste B
Reno, NV 89511
Available for industrial, manufacturing and mining engagements across North America, with travel arranged around the agreed scope.