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Does your OT security work close?

Answer eight questions about your plants. You get a score out of 100 and a ranked list of gaps right here, with no form in the way. It takes about two minutes.

Does every plant have a named OT security owner?

1 of 8Does every plant have a named OT security owner?

A person, not a shared IT ticket queue.

Does every assessment finding carry a site owner and a close date?

2 of 8Does every assessment finding carry a site owner and a close date?

Not just a severity in a PDF.

Could you hand an auditor evidence for your OT controls within a week?

3 of 8Could you hand an auditor evidence for your OT controls within a week?

Proof that the work closed, not a policy document.

Do all your sites run one OT security program?

4 of 8Do all your sites run one OT security program?

Shared standards and metrics, instead of one binder per plant.

Is every vendor remote-access path listed with an owner and an expiry date?

5 of 8Is every vendor remote-access path listed with an owner and an expiry date?

OEM tools, jump hosts, and cellular modems included.

Do you know which IT systems can stop each production line?

6 of 8Do you know which IT systems can stop each production line?

ERP, MES, identity, and the network paths between them.

Have you rehearsed an OT incident with operations in the last 12 months?

7 of 8Have you rehearsed an OT incident with operations in the last 12 months?

A tabletop with plant leaders, not only the security team.

Does your board see OT risk in production and dollar terms at least quarterly?

8 of 8Does your board see OT risk in production and dollar terms at least quarterly?

Downtime exposure, not patch counts.

Answer all eight to see your score.

Talk through your result with a practitioner

Send the form and a senior OT practitioner will reply. Your score and gap list go with it, so the first call starts at your first gap instead of a sales pitch. You can also book a time directly.

Want the bigger picture? The OT Security Execution Benchmark will compare fleets on these same questions.

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// FAQ

Self-check, answered

What does the OT execution self-check measure?
It measures whether OT security work closes across your plants: owners, close dates, evidence, one program across sites, vendor access, IT dependencies, incident rehearsal, and board reporting. It does not measure which tools you own.
Do I have to give my email to see my score?
No. Your score and gap list appear on the page as soon as you answer. Your answers stay in your browser unless you choose to send them with the consultation form.
How is the score calculated?
Each of the eight questions scores 2 for yes, 1 for partly, and 0 for no. The total is shown out of 100. Gaps are listed in the order the questions appear, which follows how programs usually stall.
What should I do with a low score?
Start with the first gap on your list. Most programs stall at owners and close dates, and those two fixes make the rest measurable. Book a 30-minute consultation to scope the first step for your sites.

Close the gaps across every plant

Book a 30-minute consultation, or see Resilion turn findings into owned work with close dates.