Build a governed OT process in one conversation

This demo shows Kalman, the AI assistant in Resilion, Hillstrong’s OT execution platform, building a third-party vendor remote access process from a plain-English request. Resilion asks about the company’s real sites and roles, proposes a 12-step workflow with approval and rejection paths, and drafts the process document. Nothing changes until a person confirms.

The demo was recorded in a live Resilion tenant for Alder Forge, a fictional company. The people in the product are AI-driven personas. The opening photo is a stock image.

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Transcript

Ask Kalman, inside Resilion, to turn a plain-English request into a governed OT process. Take third-party vendor remote access, one of the riskiest ways into a plant’s control network. In the Process Builder, we describe what we need and run Resilion’s Process Generation skill.

Before drafting anything, Resilion asks confirmation questions, using this company’s real sites. It offers the actual roles, so we choose who requests access and who must approve it. Each answer is summarized for review before Resilion uses it. A second round covers evidence, frameworks like IEC 62443 and NIST CSF 2.0, the artifacts to produce, and notifications.

Then Resilion proposes a complete twelve-step workflow, with approval and rejection paths. Nothing changes until we confirm. Confirm, and the builder fills itself in: name, description, frameworks and site scope. The visual flow is linked, and every step names the evidence it must capture. Each evidence requirement maps to an artifact: an SOP, a request and approval form, and a supervision checklist.

One click drafts the complete process document. Reviewers can still edit it, directly on the page. Save the draft, and it starts its approval lifecycle in Document Hub.

Resilion Process Builder. Book a demo at hillstrongsecurity.com.