What Is a Flyaway Kit, and Why Does OT Security Need One?
There’s a category of industrial site that permanent security monitoring never seems to reach. The compressor station is three hours past the last gas station. The substation has no spare
There’s a category of industrial site that permanent security monitoring never seems to reach. The compressor station is three hours past the last gas station. The substation has no spare
Recently, we published a piece arguing that the air gap, the long-standing belief that physically isolated OT systems are inherently safe, no longer matches how
A frontier AI model recently worked through a real industrial control system investigation that would have taken one of our best analysts roughly 120 hours. It produced a solid
OT Threat Hunting Isn’t About Finding Bad Guys. It’s About Knowing What “Normal” Looks Like. Threat hunting has a branding problem. The term sounds active, aggressive, and adversary-focused. It suggests
Battery energy storage has gone from a niche grid asset to a strategic one. Utilities are leaning on these systems to firm up renewables, defer
Why OT security teams are closer to the answer than the metrics suggest If you work in OT security, you already know something that the industry’s
Originally posted on LinkedIn, written by Dan Gunter, CEO & Founder of Insane Cyber Recently, we ran an internal experiment. We had a network capture from

If you run security for an industrial environment and you have not been losing sleep over Volt Typhoon, you probably have not been paying attention. CISA, the
From air-gapped refineries to federal OT programs, here’s how flyaway kits like Cygnet are used in the field, plus a buyer’s checklist and how they fit into NERC CIP-015.

If you’ve spent any time in OT security, you’ve heard the promises about “full network visibility.” Firewalls, intrusion detection systems, SIEMs. They all claim to