Water & Wastewater
Regional Water Authority Achieves Continuous OT Security Validation
A regional water treatment authority operating 6 treatment plants and 200+ pumping stations had no visibility into OT-specific attack vectors. Their IT-focused security tools couldn't understand industrial protocols, leaving PLCs and HMIs in a monitoring blind spot.
The Challenge
A regional water treatment authority operating 6 treatment plants and 200+ pumping stations had no visibility into OT-specific attack vectors. Their IT-focused security tools couldn't understand industrial protocols, leaving PLCs and HMIs in a monitoring blind spot.
The Solution
Piscium was deployed with OT-safety guardrails that understood Modbus, DNP3, and OPC-UA protocols. The platform mapped the complete attack surface including IT→OT pivot points, validated threats without impacting water treatment processes, and prioritized remediation based on safety impact rather than CVSS alone.
Outcomes
100%
OT Asset Visibility
Complete inventory of all connected OT assets
47
Critical Vulnerabilities
Previously unknown critical exposures in OT network
0
Safety Incidents
Zero operational disruptions during continuous testing
“For the first time, we have a complete picture of our OT security posture. Piscium understands that a PLC controlling chlorine dosing isn't just another endpoint — it requires a completely different risk calculus.”
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