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Control Blueprints by industry

Your estate is different. The path discipline is not.

Each sector has its own regulator and its own estate layout. Pick yours to see its Blueprint: the zones, the modules, the frameworks and the evidence.

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Choose your industry

Thirteen estates, thirteen Blueprints.

Each card opens a full Blueprint for the sector: the estate, the modules, the regulatory anchors and the operator workflows.

What every Blueprint shares

Four disciplines,
applied to different estates.

The systems vary by sector. The way paths are governed stays the same.

  • Segment

    Splits estates into zones so one compromise cannot spread.

  • Enforce

    Opens each privileged path by policy, time-limits it and closes it automatically.

  • Verify

    Checks identity at the path rather than trusting network location.

  • Evidence

    Produces an audit trail for each session that regulators and insurers can review.

13
Regulated sectors mapped to Control Blueprints
Layer 1
Governance enforced in hardware
36 months
Commitment behind every deployment

By need

Start from the need instead.

Six needs across systems and access, from critical systems to AI agents. Each leads to the Blueprint built for it.

Critical systems

Your network diagram shows a boundary. Your cabling may not.

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Ransomware

Ransomware does not break in everywhere. It travels.

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Live incidents

Contain a live incident.

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Third parties

Your suppliers need access. They do not need a permanent doorway.

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AI systems

AI systems act on their own. Their access should still be bounded.

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Data centres

You own the racks. You rarely own every route into them.

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Questions

What security and risk teams ask first

Over dedicated management Ethernet, cellular SMS or an authenticated API. The command path never touches the production network, so the command does not travel on the wires it is meant to cut.

Yes. Zones are independent: isolate one circuit, one tenant or one SCADA segment without touching the rest.

Every action is logged locally and to SysLog, signed and timestamped, for NIS2, DORA, insurers and internal audit. Control can help support those obligations; it does not make you compliant on its own.

No. A path can be restored on an approved command, without a site visit, and the change is recorded like any other.

All questions

Decide what stays connected.

We will walk your estate, map it to the sector Blueprint and show you the evidence the board will be asked for.