The harvest comes in. On time, every season.
Connected equipment made the season attackable, and the season does not wait. The job: the fleet runs, the yard moves, the silos fill, because the routes to them were tested before harvest week.
The harvest comes in. There is no second season.
One season, field to silo. Testing found the equipment-lockout route through telematics and closed it before harvest week.
What agriculture is up against.
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Equipment that can’t go offline
Climate control, irrigation, and feed systems run continuously. A test window that works for a web app can ruin a harvest.
Digitization outran security
GPS fleets, soil sensors, and farm platforms arrived fast. The controls to protect them mostly didn’t.
Ransomware halts the food supply
Hit a processing plant or a logistics hub and product stops moving, perishable inventory and all.
A supply chain with no slack
A handful of large processors and platforms sit behind the whole sector. One outage cascades.
No one on staff speaks OT
Tight margins mean lean teams. Specialised ag-tech and OT security expertise is rarely in-house.
Every route ends at the operation: the fleet, the yard, the processing line.
What you get: every path to the operation, mapped and ranked, tested with care for systems that cannot simply be taken down.
Supply chain risk →Testing that fits the season.
Before planting, ahead of harvest, and continuously on the systems that keep the operation moving.
Testing scoped for systems that can’t be casually rebooted: connected equipment, control networks, and the IT that touches them.
Explore →Rehearse the attack path to processing and logistics, and prove recovery before perishable inventory makes it urgent.
Explore →Find exposure in the concentrated set of processors, ag-tech platforms, and integrations the sector leans on.
Explore →Build the detection and response muscle a lean team needs to meet reporting windows and keep operations moving.
Explore →The bar the standards set, and how we test to it.
Critical infrastructure comes with expectations. The real bar is whether the season is interruptible.
Critical infrastructure reports significant incidents on federal timelines.
We test the routes that would trigger that report, so you close them first.
The framework your insurers, lenders and buyers expect you to speak.
We test against the functions that matter, with evidence you can hand over.
The reference standard for industrial control security: zones and conduits.
We test the paths between the business systems and the machines.
surfaces covered, OT included.
At a meat producer, a purple team ran offense live against the ICS environment. Segmentation gaps found and closed without stopping the line.
Read the food-production study →Pick your segment and see exactly how we help: the testing that fits your stack and your regulators.
Precision equipment, telemetry, and remote-support links run the acreage on schedule. We test the machines and the fleet platform they report to the way an attacker would ride that same connection, carefully, without ever taking the harvest offline.
How we help →02Processing runs on OT and food-safety control systems, where an hour of downtime is real money and a safety failure is more than a data problem. We find the path ransomware would take onto the plant floor and close it, testing with uptime and safety as hard limits.
How we help →03For crop science and AgriTech, the crown jewels are biotech applications, proprietary formulations, and R&D data, plus the platforms that hold them. We test whether a competitor or a nation-state could reach them, before one does.
How we help →04Product moves field to processor to distributor to shelf, and a disruption anywhere no longer stays local. We map the distribution networks and third-party connections an attacker would use to stop the flow, and prove the blast radius before a partner’s breach becomes yours.
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