The more sites, systems and suppliers you run, the more risk lives between them

Orphean adds the most where physical, OT and digital estates are spread across many sites, where third parties hold access on both sides, and where you are asked to prove controls work.

Energy, utilities and nuclear

One view across critical sites, OT and the suppliers who touch them

On a critical site, the riskiest moment is often fully authorised: a valid badge, a valid login, a permitted change. What is missing is the approved work order behind it.

Supports the evidence operators are asked for under the NIS Regulations, NERC CIP and nuclear security regimes, and what the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is expected to require.

See every person, contractor and system touching a critical asset as one picture

Tie OT and controller activity to the people on site and the change behind it

In development

Prioritise exposure by what each asset is and who can reach it

Keep CNI data inside its clearance boundary, on your premises

Mining, engineering and heavy industry

Insider, contractor and OT risk across remote sites and many countries

Large contractor populations are where access most often outlives its purpose. The engagement ends in procurement. The badge and the account carry on.

Recognise the same contractor across badge, procurement, directory and application records

Partly today

Flag combinations such as out-of-hours site entry followed by a large export

Correlate activity across sites and countries into one case

Give insider threat teams a timeline that is already built

Venues, sport and major events

When thousands of people converge, who sees the whole event?

On event day, the picture lives in people's heads and on a wall of screens. Accreditation, access control, CCTV, stewarding and operations are often run by different suppliers.

Explore Venue Assurance

One prioritised situation for the control room instead of five screens

In development

Blended threats seen as one: a diversion on the concourse alongside a cyber attack

Missed posts and patrols flagged while there is time to act

Roadmap

Evidence for the duties venues face under Martyn's Law, expected in force from April 2027

Data centres and colocation

Prove who touched which hall, cage and system, and why

Link physical access to halls and cages with activity on the systems inside
Flag access outside planned maintenance windows In development
Give customers and auditors evidence of who accessed their footprint

Insurance and financial services

Assurance you can show, not assurance you assume

Most controls are still tested once a year, on a sample. Audit committees increasingly want: show me it worked, every time.

Continuous evidence for controls such as joiners, movers and leavers Partly today
Supports PRA and FCA operational resilience, and DORA for EU entities

Facilities and security services

Evidence that security services were delivered as contracted

One view across guarding, access and GSOC operations for each client site
Patrols and checks evidenced, not taken on trust Roadmap

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