NERVE OT‑ASM
Reaches
Finds every exposed HMI, remote‑access path and vulnerable controller before an adversary does.
- Outside‑in and passive inside‑out discovery
- Exposure ranked by KEV, EPSS and reachability
- Attack paths replayed on ATT&CK for ICS
OT · IIoT · IT · AI security for critical infrastructure
NERVE turns every signal from your plant, from the valve to the cloud, into one live graph. Five products read it to close exposures, stop attacks safely, prove compliance, ship secure software and guard AI.
Try it · process‑physics detection
Move the chlorine dosing setpoint at a water treatment plant. The protocol and baseline engines see a well‑formed write from an authorised workstation. Only the physics engine knows what that number would do to the water.
PLC‑04 · holding register 40112
1.4mg/L
The NERVE suite
NERVE OT‑ASM
Reaches
Finds every exposed HMI, remote‑access path and vulnerable controller before an adversary does.
NERVE CORTEX
Sees & decides
A full SIEM and SOAR built OT‑first, with response in safety tiers your plant team signs off.
NERVE REFLEX
Judges
Scores IT, cloud, OT and AI against 17 frameworks in one run, using live telemetry as proof.
NERVE MYELIN
Shields
DevSecOps for the code, the pipeline that builds it and the artifact that ships, from commit to cluster.
NERVE AISHIELD
Guards
Continuous defence for every model, agent and RAG pipeline you run, in your cloud or air‑gapped.
Security services
Ten IT security practices, from identity to security for AI, and nine OT security practices built for plants and grids. Delivered as projects or as a managed service, and measured with the same NERVE evidence.
Explore security servicesVendor‑neutral
NERVE reads the industrial protocols of every major control‑system ecosystem, passively, so there is nothing to install on a controller and no single vendor to commit to.
Vendor names identify protocol ecosystems only and are trademarks of their owners. NERVE is independent of every automation vendor.
How NERVE goes further
Most OT security offers stop at asset visibility, protocol alerts and a services menu. NERVE is built to close the gaps that remain.
| What you need | Typical OT security suite | NERVE |
|---|---|---|
| Detection depth | Protocol and behaviour anomalies | Protocol, behaviour and process physics: a valid command that would breach a safety envelope is caught |
| Coverage | OT first; IT and AI handled by other tools or teams | IT, OT, IIoT and AI on one asset graph |
| Compliance | Reports and checklists, point in time | Controls proven by live telemetry across 17 frameworks, continuously |
| Response | Alerts and manual playbooks | Tiered SOAR with pre‑action process simulation; never autonomous on a controller |
| AI | Cloud analytics, often opaque | An explainable agent that runs on site; nothing leaves the plant |
| Where your data lives | Often a vendor cloud | On site, hybrid or fully air‑gapped |
| Pricing | Quote only | Per site and per asset, never per gigabyte |
| First step | A form, then a sales call | An instant online risk check, then a two‑week passive assessment |
“Typical” reflects our reading of common OT security offerings in 2026, not any single vendor.
Free · 4 minutes · no sign‑up
Twelve questions across NIST CSF 2.0. Get your tier, your profile and your three most urgent gaps, instantly.
Why now
A two‑week passive deployment on a SPAN port. No agents on controllers, nothing written to the process, a scored report at the end.
Platform
Most plants run five consoles that never agree on an asset list. NERVE puts exposure, detection, response, assessment, software supply chain and AI on one graph, and each product makes the others stronger.
Pick a flow
Coverage map
Nothing is actively scanned at Levels 0 to 2 unless you opt in. Inside the plant, NERVE learns from passive traffic on a SPAN port.
Select a product to isolate its coverage.
Enterprise foundations
Data
IT, OT, IIoT and cloud telemetry through 14 parsers, with hot‑to‑WORM retention for audit.
Integrations
Over 30 connectors in one click, plus an SDK for anything you build yourself.
Leadership
A board‑ready risk index, value at risk, and detection and response trends.
Scale
Multi‑tenant with role‑based access and SSO for a fleet of sites.
Deployment
On‑premises, hybrid or fully isolated. Threat intel and AI load offline.
Governance
Every action and approval recorded and exportable for 62443 and CIP reviews.
Integrations
Log & telemetry
Splunk · Microsoft Sentinel · QRadar · Kafka
OT sensors
Nozomi · Claroty · Dragos
EDR & identity
CrowdStrike · Defender · Entra ID · Okta
Incident management
ServiceNow · Jira · PagerDuty
GRC & audit
Archer · ServiceNow GRC · OneTrust
Threat intel
Dragos · MISP · Mandiant
Firewall & NDR
Palo Alto · Fortinet · Zeek
Cloud & code
Azure · AWS · GCP · GitHub
Product names are trademarks of their owners and are listed for interoperability only.
NERVE CORTEX · OT SIEM + SOAR
Follow an event through Cortex: ingested once, judged by six engines, correlated into a kill chain, triaged by the AI agent and passed through a safety gate before anything acts.
Select any stage in the pipeline to see what it does.
The AI agent loop
The Cortex agent runs on site and never leaves the plant. It forecasts the next move, triages and explains each alert, recommends a response, and learns from every analyst decision.
Try it · OT‑safe response
Choose a response. Cortex routes it through the safety gate: routine IT actions run on their own, anything at the IT/OT conduit needs two owners, and anything touching a controller is recommend‑only.
Tier
Cortex never writes to a controller on its own. That rule lives in configuration that no update, and no AI, can switch off.
Editions
Never priced per gigabyte, so more telemetry never means a bigger bill.
1 site · up to 500 assets
Up to 3 sites · 2,500 assets
Unlimited sites · 10,000+ assets
NERVE OT‑ASM · Attack surface management
Replay a real‑world attack path from the internet to a filling line, then apply the fixes OT‑ASM recommends and watch the path break.
Path detail
| Hop | Asset | Exposure | ATT&CK for ICS | NERVE fix |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vendor VPN appliance | Known‑exploited CVE, internet facing | T0866 Exploitation of Remote Services | Patch within KEV deadline |
| 2 | Engineering workstation | Reachable from VPN pool, skipping the IDMZ | T0822 External Remote Services | Broker via IDMZ jump host + MFA |
| 3 | Line 2 PLC | Default credentials, S7 open to Level 3 | T0812 Default Credentials | Rotate credentials, restrict S7 |
| 4 | Filling process | Setpoint change possible | T0836 Modify Parameter | Physics guard in Cortex |
Illustrative example.
What it finds
Internet
HMIs, VNC, Modbus and S7 endpoints reachable from the internet, found outside‑in.
Remote access
Third‑party sessions that bypass the IDMZ, a common way OT incidents begin.
Segmentation
Direct routes from enterprise levels to control levels that break the Purdue model.
Vulnerability
Firmware and software matched to CISA KEV, EPSS and vendor advisories.
Identity
Shared and factory credentials on controllers, HMIs and network gear.
Protocol
Telnet, HTTP and unauthenticated engineering protocols on OT networks.
NERVE REFLEX · Posture assessment
Reflex marks a control Proven only when live telemetry shows it working, then credits that evidence to every framework it maps to. Pick a control to follow its evidence.
Try it · one‑click assessment
Choose a framework pack and run a sample assessment. The client answers only the questions no telemetry or document can settle.
82 common controls · evidence grade
—% proven
Framework readiness
Run the assessment to see results. Sample tenant, illustrative figures.
Framework packs
| Pack | Built for | Frameworks |
|---|---|---|
| PlantGuard | Energy, rail, oil and gas, water, manufacturing | IEC 62443‑3‑3 · NIST SP 800‑82 · NERC CIP · NIS2 |
| Converged | Groups running plants and digital products | SOC 2 · HIPAA · ISO 27001 · ISO 42001 · PCI DSS · CMMC L2 · IEC 62443 · SP 800‑82 · NIS2 |
| Universal | Any organisation | NIST CSF 2.0 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 |
| HealthTrust | Telehealth, EHR integration, clinical SaaS | HIPAA · HITRUST · SOC 2 · ISO 27001 |
| BankReady | BaaS fintechs, lenders, payment apps | Partner‑bank diligence · SOC 2 · PCI DSS · ISO 27001 |
| DefenseReady | Defence contractors | CMMC L1 · CMMC L2 · NIST SP 800‑53 |
| AI Assure | AI product companies | ISO 42001 · NIST AI RMF · EU AI Act |
| EuroTrust | SaaS entering European deals | ISO 27001 · NIS2 · SOC 2 |
| PCI Shrink | Merchants and payment SaaS | PCI DSS 4.0.1 |
Plain about limits
HITRUST, CMMC Level 2, PCI ROC, SOC 2 and ISO certification each need an accredited third party. Reflex produces the readiness, scoring and evidence they ask for, so the external assessment starts with the work already done.
NERVE MYELIN · DevSecOps · Shields
Ten security engines, one risk score and one policy, enforced from the developer’s IDE to the production cluster. Pick a stage to see what Myelin checks there.
Ten engines, one finding queue
Every engine writes to one finding schema. Duplicates collapse, every finding gets one owner and one SLA, and the Myelin Risk Score puts the exploitable few at the top.
Already run Trivy, Semgrep, Gitleaks or Checkov? Myelin ingests them alongside its own engines and removes the duplicates.
Try it · Myelin Risk Score
Severity alone floods the queue. Myelin weighs exploit likelihood, known exploitation, reachability, exposure and business criticality, and shows every component so developers and auditors can see why.
Myelin Risk Score
100/ 100
P0 Fix within 2 days · gate blocks the merge
Illustrative weights for this demo. In the console every real score is shown with its components, and exceptions are time‑boxed with a named approver.
Pipeline posture management
Attackers now go after CI/CD directly. Myelin checks GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure Pipelines, Jenkins and Bitbucket Pipelines against the OWASP Top 10 CI/CD risks, and ships the fixes as pull requests.
| Risk | What Myelin detects |
|---|---|
| CICD‑SEC‑1 | Security jobs allowed to fail |
| CICD‑SEC‑2 | Long‑lived cloud keys instead of OIDC federation |
| CICD‑SEC‑3 | Unpinned actions, curl | bash, mutable :latest images |
| CICD‑SEC‑4 | pull_request_target with untrusted checkout; script injection |
| CICD‑SEC‑5 | Workflow tokens with write‑all permissions |
| CICD‑SEC‑6 | Hard‑coded credentials in pipeline definitions |
| CICD‑SEC‑7 | Shared self‑hosted runners, agent any on Jenkins |
| CICD‑SEC‑9 | Images pushed without signing or provenance |
.github/workflows/release.yml · before
name: release on: pull_request_target: # CICD-SEC-4 permissions: write-all # CICD-SEC-5 jobs: build: runs-on: self-hosted # CICD-SEC-7 steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v4 with: ref: ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }} - uses: acme/deploy-action@main # CICD-SEC-3 - run: curl -sL https://get.tool.sh | bash - run: npm test continue-on-error: true # CICD-SEC-1 - run: aws s3 sync dist s3://prod env: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ${{ secrets.AWS_KEY }}
name: release on: pull_request: permissions: contents: read id-token: write # OIDC, no stored keys jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@b4ffde6… # v4, pinned to SHA - uses: acme/deploy-action@3f9a1c2… # pinned to SHA - run: npm test - run: myelin scan --gate # blocks on policy - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@e3dd6a4… with: { role-to-assume: arn:aws:iam::…:role/deploy } - run: aws s3 sync dist s3://prod
Build‑to‑deploy integrity
Keyless signing, SLSA provenance and an SBOM are attached at build, then verified again at Kubernetes admission. An image that skipped the gate cannot run.
1 · Sign
Bound to the pipeline’s OIDC identity, so there are no signing keys to steal or rotate.
2 · Attest
CycloneDX SBOM and the Myelin gate decision attached to the image digest.
3 · Verify
Kyverno or Gatekeeper on AKS, EKS, GKE and OpenShift rejects unsigned, mutable‑tag or blocked images.
$ myelin attest --image acr.example.io/payments@sha256:… --sbom sbom.cdx.json ✓ allowed payments-gateway signed by github.com/acme/payments · SLSA L3 · 0 P0 ✗ denied payments-web:latest no valid signature · mutable tag · 4 P0 at build
Coverage
SCA
npm, PyPI, Maven and Go manifests and lockfiles, with reachability from your own imports, EPSS, CISA KEV and fixed‑version guidance.
SAST
SQL, command and code injection, insecure deserialisation, disabled TLS, JWT verification, weak crypto and DOM XSS.
Secrets
Cloud keys, tokens, private keys and payment keys in code, full git history and pipeline files, with a revoke‑and‑rotate workflow.
IaC
Terraform, Bicep and ARM, Kubernetes and Helm: public exposure, plain HTTP, old TLS, privileged pods and root containers.
Containers
OS and language packages per image, registry re‑scans when new CVEs land, and digest‑pinned base‑image guidance.
SBOM
CycloneDX 1.5 and SPDX export and import, copyleft and deny‑list policy, and VEX to record not‑affected decisions.
AI and agent security
Myelin inventories the AI in your code and checks it against the OWASP LLM Top 10, before an injected prompt or an over‑powered agent reaches production.
Guard them in production with NERVE AIShieldPolicy as code
The same rules run in the IDE, the pull request, the pipeline, the registry and at admission, in YAML or OPA/Rego. A finding blocked in the pipeline is also blocked at deploy.
# myelin-policy.yaml gates: - id: block-known-exploited when: { kev: true } action: block - id: block-secrets when: { engine: [secrets] } action: block - id: block-mrs-80 when: { mrs_gte: 80 } action: block exceptions: - id: EXC-1042 expires: 2026-12-31 approved_by: CISO # hash-chained audit log
From finding to fix
AutoFix
Dependency upgrades, secure code patterns and pipeline hardening, each with a merge‑confidence score.
Copilot
Explains why a finding matters and how to fix it, using your chosen model. Your code is never used for training.
SLAs
Findings routed to owners in Jira or ServiceNow, with breach alerts in Teams or Slack.
Exceptions
A named approver and an expiry date, recorded in a hash‑chained audit log.
What the console shows on day one
Illustrative results from the NERVE Myelin demo environment (sample tenant, 24 repositories, 640 developers). We reproduce them on your repositories during the proof of value.
Continuous compliance evidence
Evidence packs export as signed PDF and JSON per framework, and control status feeds NERVE Reflex posture scores continuously.
| Framework | Controls | Evidence Myelin produces |
|---|---|---|
| PCI DSS 4.0 | 6.2.4 · 6.3.2 · 6.3.3 · 8.6.2 | Secure coding, software inventory, patching, no hard‑coded passwords |
| ISO 27001:2022 | A.8.9 · A.8.25 · A.8.28 | Configuration management, secure SDLC, secure coding |
| SOC 2 | CC7.1 · CC8.1 | Vulnerability monitoring, change management |
| NIST SSDF | PS.2 · PS.3 · PW.4 | Software integrity and provenance, third‑party components |
| EU Cyber Resilience Act | Annex I §2 | No known exploitable vulnerabilities; SBOM |
| DORA | Art. 9 | ICT security tooling and change controls |
| RBI / SEBI CSCRF | AppSec | Secure SDLC, source code review, VAPT evidence |
| OWASP LLM Top 10 | LLM01–LLM10 | AI application risks |
Deployment
| SaaS | Single‑tenant | Self‑hosted | Air‑gapped | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Multi‑tenant, in‑region hosting such as Azure Central India | Dedicated instance and database, in our cloud or yours | Helm chart on your Kubernetes; scans never leave your network | Fully offline with bundled advisory packs |
| Data residency | Chosen region | Chosen region or your cloud | Your network | Your network |
| Encryption keys | Platform‑managed | BYOK | BYOK / HYOK | HYOK |
| Time to first scan | Same day | 1 week | 1–2 weeks | 2–4 weeks |
Integrations
Product names are trademarks of their owners and are listed for interoperability only.
Plans
Per active developer, billed annually with two months free. No minimum on Team and Business.
Free
Up to 5 developers · self‑serve
$29/dev/mo
Email support, 1 business day
$59/dev/mo
Most popular · 24×5, 4‑hour P1
$89/dev/mo
24×7, 1‑hour P1, named CSM
Custom
Priced per environment · on‑site TAM
List prices in USD. Add‑ons: DAST and API security, AI‑BOM, OT/IoT firmware analysis, managed DevSecOps and a two‑week onboarding and policy design. Volume discounts from 250 developers.
Part of the NERVE platform
Myelin plugs into the same graph as the rest of NERVE. Pipeline, deploy‑block and secret‑revocation events reach Cortex, and secure‑SDLC controls feed Reflex scores continuously.
NERVE CORTEX
Sees & decides
Receives Myelin’s pipeline and deploy‑block events in the SOC.
Cortex →NERVE OT‑ASM
Reaches
Extends Myelin’s SBOM and policy to OT and IoT firmware.
OT‑ASM →NERVE REFLEX
Judges
Turns Myelin’s gate results into Proven secure‑SDLC controls.
Reflex →NERVE MYELIN
Shields
Protects every release from commit to cluster without slowing delivery.
See the platform →NERVE AISHIELD
Guards
Takes Myelin’s AI‑BOM and guards those models and agents in production.
AIShield →30‑day proof of value
Week 1
Agree three to five repositories and success criteria, connect SCM and one pipeline, run the baseline scan.
Week 2
Review the P0 and P1 queue with your teams, merge the first AutoFix PRs, read the pipeline posture report.
Week 3
Policy in warn mode, then block on one pipeline; signing and admission on a non‑production cluster.
Week 4
A readout against the agreed criteria (P0 count, MTTR, posture score) and a commercial proposal.
A proof of value on three to five of your repositories, self‑hosted if your code cannot leave your network.
NERVE AISHIELD · Continuous frontier AI defence · Guards
AIShield turns AI risk into evidence‑backed findings, blocks unsafe agent actions at runtime and gives your SOC an emergency stop for compromised agents. It runs in your cloud, on‑premises or air‑gapped. Pick a layer to see what it does.
The challenge
Security teams are asked to secure systems they cannot see, using controls that were never designed for autonomous agents.
Visibility
Models, agents, vector stores and AI APIs are spread across clouds, clusters and teams. Shadow AI is invisible.
Agency
Agents hold wildcard permissions, run code, send email and move money, often with no approval step and no kill switch.
Data
Authorisation is enforced in the UI, not at retrieval, so any user can ask the assistant for documents they should never see.
Supply chain
Third‑party models and pickle files can execute code on load. Provenance and digests are rarely verified.
Detection
Prompts, tool calls, identities and infrastructure events are never correlated, so AI attacks go unnoticed.
Regulation
The EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and board oversight demand evidence of AI controls that today lives in spreadsheets.
Guided demo · demo tenant “Acme Demo”
Every value below comes from a synthetic demonstration dataset processed by the real NERVE engines.
Screens represent the NERVE AIShield console with synthetic demo data. A live demo is available on request.
Try it · Runtime Guard
Agents call the Guard before each step. It runs outside the model, so a manipulated model cannot argue its way past it, and agents cannot change their own policy. Choose an action to see the decision.
Try it · retrieval authorisation testing
Define test identities and the documents each must never see. AIShield queries your retrieval API with each identity’s own token, under a recorded test authorisation, and records exactly what came back.
A finding moves to verified only after the same test plan re‑runs and passes. Tests are non‑destructive.
RAG‑001 · RAG‑002 · intern‑ravi
3 LEAKSArchitecture
The policy enforcement layer is separate from every AI agent, including NERVE’s own. Everything sits on a tenant‑isolated data plane with a hash‑chained audit trail.
Platform vs. service
Expert‑led AI testing engagements are valuable for periodic depth. AIShield is for teams that need continuous, in‑house control of their AI estate, including where data cannot leave their environment. Many organisations use both, and our Security for AI services can deliver the engagements.
| Capability | NERVE AIShield | Typical AI testing engagement |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery | Software platform your team operates, with API, console and automation | Engagement delivered by the provider’s experts |
| Where it runs | SaaS, your own Azure, AWS or GCP tenancy, or on‑premises and air‑gapped | Provider‑operated |
| Runtime enforcement | Runtime Guard blocks, redacts or holds agent actions in real time, with a kill switch | Usually out of scope |
| Evidence ownership | Every finding stored in your tenant with integrity‑hashed evidence | Delivered as engagement reports |
| Risk scoring | Explainable, configurable weights per tenant, never presented as a probability | Provider methodology |
| Response | Playbook agents propose, an independent human approves, with rollback and full audit | Remediation recommendations |
| Governance | Continuous technical control validation across 9 frameworks and a risk register | Maturity report at engagement close |
Compared by delivery model, not a claim about any specific vendor’s product.
Deployment
SaaS
Strict tenant isolation, with tenant‑level RBAC, policies and retention settings.
Your cloud
Helm and Terraform for AKS, Key Vault secrets, private networking and customer‑managed keys. Data never leaves your subscription.
On‑prem
Docker or Kubernetes, private PostgreSQL and no outbound dependency. Built for critical infrastructure and regulated sectors.
Frameworks mapped
Integrations
Connector availability varies by release. Product names are trademarks of their owners and are listed for interoperability only.
Part of the NERVE platform
AIShield shares the NERVE graph. Guard decisions and AI incidents reach Cortex, AI controls feed Reflex scores, and Myelin’s AI‑BOM gives it the models and agents in your code.
NERVE OT‑ASM
Reaches
Exposure and attack paths across OT and IT.
OT‑ASM →NERVE CORTEX
Sees & decides
Correlates AIShield guard decisions into the SOC kill chain.
Cortex →NERVE REFLEX
Judges
Scores AIShield’s AI controls in the AI Assure pack.
Reflex →NERVE MYELIN
Shields
Finds the models, prompts and agents in your code.
Myelin →NERVE AISHIELD
Guards
Discovers, tests and guards the AI you run in production.
See the platform →A 60‑minute working session: we run read‑only discovery on an export you provide and walk through the findings together.
Security services · IT · OT · AI
Ten IT security practices, nine OT security practices and the NERVE product suite that measures them all. Switch between IT and OT, then pick a capability to see what we deliver.
Select a capability in the diagram.
01 · IT security services
Ten practices that protect identities, networks, cloud workloads, applications, pipelines and AI systems, and the SOC that watches them.
02 · OT security services
Nine practices built for industrial control systems, where availability and safety come first and nothing is tested on a live controller without the plant's agreement.
03 · NERVE products
Our services run on the same products we sell. Each engagement leaves you with the platform in place, so results stay measured after we leave.
NERVE OT‑ASM
Reaches
Attack surface management for OT. Finds exposed HMIs, unbrokered vendor paths and vulnerable controllers, ranked by what they reach.
Powers: vulnerability management · OT asset visibility · penetration testing · segmentation
Explore OT‑ASM →NERVE CORTEX
Sees & decides
OT‑first SIEM and SOAR with six detection engines, an on‑site AI agent and response in safety tiers.
Powers: SOC engineering · OT SOC · incident response · secure remote access
Explore Cortex →NERVE REFLEX
Judges
Posture assessment across IT, cloud, OT and AI against 17 frameworks, with controls proven by live telemetry.
Powers: governance & compliance · OT risk assessment · security for AI · cloud posture
Explore Reflex →NERVE MYELIN
Shields
DevSecOps from commit to cluster: ten engines, pipeline posture, signed releases and one policy everywhere.
Powers: DevSecOps · application security · security for AI · vulnerability management
Explore Myelin →NERVE AISHIELD
Guards
Discovers, validates and guards models, agents and RAG pipelines, with an independent Runtime Guard.
Powers: Security for AI · SOC engineering · governance
Explore AIShield →How we deliver
Engage for one stage or the full cycle. Each stage hands the next a measured baseline.
Project
Assessments, penetration tests, architecture and build projects with a defined deliverable and end date.
Managed
SOC operations, vulnerability management and identity operations delivered as a monthly service with SLAs.
Retainer
A pool of hours for architecture reviews, incident support, audits and advisory as needs come up.
Tell us the problem, the environment and the deadline. We will propose the right capability mix and a first deliverable within a week.
Free OT risk check · 12 questions · about 4 minutes · no sign‑up
Answer twelve questions across the six NIST CSF 2.0 functions. You get an instant maturity tier, a profile across Govern to Recover, and your three most urgent gaps mapped to IEC 62443. Nothing you enter leaves this page.
NERVE Managed Services · 24/7 OT security operations
Our analysts watch your plants around the clock on the NERVE platform. Raw plant traffic stays on your site; only alerts and evidence reach our SOC. Anything that could touch the process goes to your plant team for the decision.
Try it · incident timeline
Replay a process‑impacting alert at a water treatment plant and watch each step against its target service level.
T+00:00elapsed
Illustrative scenario. Target times shown; final service levels are agreed in each contract.
Managed services
MDR
24/7 monitoring with all six Cortex engines, OT‑trained analysts and tiered response approved by your plant.
MSRA
Every vendor and engineer session brokered through the IDMZ: just‑in‑time approval, MFA, recording and review.
MVM
OT‑ASM runs continuously; we rank exposures by reachability, track vendor advisories and chase fixes to closure.
MCE
Reflex keeps controls Proven for IEC 62443, NERC CIP, NIS2 and ISO 27001, with an auditor‑ready pack each quarter.
IR
A 24/7 hotline, OT forensics, recovery support and onsite responders, with drills run with your operators.
NET
Industrial firewall rules, conduit changes and segmentation upkeep, scheduled around maintenance windows.
Service tiers
Annual, priced per site and per asset like our products. Upgrade any time.
| Monitor | Respond | Command | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 24/7 monitoring and alerting | 24/7 monitoring and remote response | 24/7 with a dedicated analyst team |
| P1 acknowledge · target | 30 min | 15 min | 15 min |
| P1 call to your OT on‑call · target | 60 min | 30 min | 30 min |
| Remote containment (T1–T2) | Guidance only | Included | Included |
| Onsite responders | Add‑on | Add‑on | Included |
| Threat hunting | Quarterly | Monthly | Continuous |
| Exposure management | Quarterly report | Monthly, tracked to closure | Continuous, with a technical account manager |
| Reporting | Monthly | Monthly + quarterly review | Weekly + quarterly board pack |
Target service levels for illustration. Final SLAs are agreed in each contract.
Start with a two‑week passive assessment. If you go ahead, the same sensors become your managed service, with no rip‑and‑replace.
Industries
Pick a sector to see the attack NERVE is built to stop there, and how each product answers it.
Protocols decoded
Regulation in scope
Company
NERVE Security builds protection for the systems that keep power on, water clean and lines running. The product grew out of years of hands‑on security architecture, operations transitions and compliance audits across cloud and industrial estates.
What we hold to
No autonomous action on a controller. The plant team decides anything that touches the process.
A control counts when telemetry shows it working, not when a form says it exists.
Air‑gapped deployment and on‑site AI are standard options.
We say what the product does not do, including where an accredited assessor is still required.
Working with customers
Every customer starts small, with a fixed scope and a measured result, before committing to a subscription. Select a stage to see what happens, who is involved and what you get.
Commitment
One accountable architect from first briefing through go‑live and every quarterly review.
Commitment
Passive by default. Any active test or response on OT is agreed with the plant owner first.
Commitment
On‑site or air‑gapped deployment, on‑site AI, and every finding and evidence record exportable.
Commitment
Per site and per asset, billed annually. Never per gigabyte of telemetry.
Commitment
Signed evidence ledger and a scored baseline, so progress is measured, not reported.
Commitment
Sector threat briefings and a posture review against your own baseline, every quarter.
Commercial model
Start with a fixed‑fee assessment that converts into a subscription when it proves its value.
| Offer | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Reflex Snapshot | Fixed fee, one framework pack, one scored report | A low‑risk first step that replaces a consultant‑led gap assessment |
| Site assessment | Two‑week passive OT capture with OT‑ASM and Cortex, plus a scored report | Plants that want to see their real exposure before buying |
| Product subscription | Annual, per site and per asset for Cortex, OT‑ASM or Reflex; per developer for Myelin; platform subscription for AIShield | Continuous detection, exposure or posture for one need |
| NERVE Suite | All three products on one graph | Groups that want every control moved to Proven |
| Managed services | Monthly SOC, vulnerability and identity operations with SLAs | Teams that want outcomes without adding headcount |
| Partner edition | Multi‑tenant console for MSSPs and assessment firms | Partners serving many client sites |
Where we are in the market
IT security and compliance tools stop at the cloud boundary. OT visibility and OT compliance tools ignore patient data, card data and AI. Few products score both worlds from one control graph, backed by their own detection and exposure telemetry.
That gap is where NERVE sits: the first converged platform that sees, reaches and judges across IT, OT and AI.
Categories placed by our own reading of the market; positions are indicative.
Where we are today
All five products are built on one shared platform. Our patent application is filed, with grant expected shortly, and we are in final contracting with three large enterprise customers in critical infrastructure.
Products
Cortex, OT‑ASM, Reflex, Myelin and AIShield, on one asset graph and evidence ledger.
Intellectual property
Core methods, including telemetry‑proven control scoring, are protected. Grant expected shortly.
Customers
Large critical‑infrastructure organisations in final contracting with NERVE.
Expertise
Security services across all three, delivered by practising security architects.
First markets
Where OT regulation is newest and the gap between IT and OT tooling is widest.
Lead offer
OT compliance first, then groups running plants and digital products together.
Next
Sectors where IT compliance incumbents are strong but have no OT or telemetry story.
Limited slots
A few more founding customers get direct architect access, roadmap input and preferred terms. Talk to us.
Partners
Bundle NERVE into managed security and OT transformation programmes.
A multi‑tenant partner edition for running many client sites from one console.
An auditor portal so clients arrive with evidence already collected.
Embed PlantGuard in site commissioning and IEC 62443‑2‑4 obligations.
Contact
Tell us about your sites. We will come back with a 45‑minute briefing for your sector, and a plan for a passive two‑week assessment if it fits.