For Critical Infrastructure

Critical infrastructure that fails safely.

The blast radius is national. AU SOCI 2018+amendments, EU NIS2, US CIRCIA — the regulators are converging on the same shape: known supply-chain, evidenced controls, fast incident reporting, tested resilience. IT/OT convergence is the hard part: the substrate of one sector can’t pretend the other doesn’t exist.

The regulatory floor — critical infrastructure

  • AU SOCI Act 2018 + 2022 SLACIP amendments · mandatory risk programmes, fast incident reporting
  • EU NIS2 Directive · enforced; expanded scope; board accountability
  • US CIRCIA · covered-entity 72-hour incident + 24-hour ransom-payment reporting
  • IEC 62443 · the OT-security standard floor (industrial control systems)
  • NIST SP 800-82 · OT cybersecurity guidance, latest revision
  • SLSA v1.0 + SSDF · supply-chain attestation for IT/OT integration points

Working on this in Critical Infrastructure?

If you’re responding to SOCI / NIS2 / CIRCIA obligations, hardening IT-OT integration points, or rebuilding the SRE programme behind a critical-service SLA — I run focused engagements with the architecture / platform / security partners that own this work.

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