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Protected OT boundaries · Architecture

Map the service path for protected OT boundaries.

Apply identity-centric segmentation across industrial automation and control system security zones and conduits.

validated identity and machine state → Endlet admission → least-privilege service policy → enforcement across an approved OT conduit. Evaluation evidence includes identity state, policy decision, allowed and denied flows, route visibility, session logs, and revocation timing.Energy · Zero TrustProtected OT boundariesVerified service path and review points01Validatedidentity andmachine state02Endlet admission03Least-privilegeservice policy04Enforcementacross anapproved OTEvaluation evidenceidentity state · policy decision · allowed and denied flowsEach control point and result is verified against the selected environment.

Primary capability

Zero Trust

How it works

Trace the protected service path from admission to evidence.

Restrict unauthorized lateral movement and expose only approved operational service relationships.

01

Establish identity and scope

Identify OT applications, IACS security zones, remote users, Service and Route Endlets; validate participating Endlets before admission.

02

Build the protected service path

validated identity and machine state → Endlet admission → least-privilege service policy → enforcement across an approved OT conduit

03

Capture decision evidence

Review identity state, policy decision, allowed and denied flows, route visibility, session logs with the responsible teams.

Architecture flow

Trace the protected service path and its control points.

01

validated identity and machine state

02

Endlet admission

03

least-privilege service policy

04

enforcement across an approved OT conduit

Inputs

OT applications, IACS security zones, remote users, Service and Route Endlets, identity and policy services

Path

validated identity and machine state → Endlet admission → least-privilege service policy → enforcement across an approved OT conduit

Evidence

identity state, policy decision, allowed and denied flows, route visibility, session logs, and revocation timing

Quick answers

Protected OT boundaries FAQs

Which technical path should the team review?+

validated identity and machine state → Endlet admission → least-privilege service policy → enforcement across an approved OT conduit

Which evidence should reviewers collect?+

identity state, policy decision, allowed and denied flows, route visibility, session logs, and revocation timing

Who should review the architecture?+

OT security, network security, application owners, plant operations

Continue the evaluation path

Evaluate protected OT boundaries with a representative scope.

Determine whether named users, workloads, and IACS zones receive only the minimum approved access.

Continue to Evaluation