OTIX Security LLC

Your experts for your operational safety in the field

A team that understands and customizes solutions for you

Mina – IT & OT Network Engineer

Mina brings solid OT network security expertise, combining practical IT networking skills with in-depth industrial experience to design resilient, compliant systems.

Tristan – OT Security Engineer

Tristan has over 25 years of OT security experience, he is an expert in OT networks, architecture, and industrial cybersecurity. He leads our technology vision and ensures every solution meets the highest standards.

Armin – Data Scientist & Programmer

Armin specializes in machine learning, data analysis, and programming. He develops intelligent solutions for anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, and OT cybersecurity automation.

Rachel - Business Development Representative

Rachel represents OTIX Security Consulting in client engagements, helping deliver tailored solutions and build lasting partnerships. With expertise in marketing and client relations, she is dedicated to driving growth and exceptional client experiences.

Our guiding principles

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Availability is not a secondary objective, it is the core of OT security

Security must never compromise operational stability or production continuity

OT security protects physical reality, not just digital assets

People, processes, and the environment always take precedence over data

What is acceptable in IT can be catastrophic in OT

OT security must follow operational constraints, not IT assumptions

A secure system that cannot be operated is not a success

Security must be sustainable, maintainable, and fully integrated into operations

Security without maintenance windows is not an exception, it is a requirement

Resilient architectures enable patching and updates during live operation

Redundancy is the foundation of true OT resilience

Networks, systems, and processes must be designed to tolerate failure

Standards provide guidance, operations define the limits

IEC 62443 is a framework, not a blueprint

OT security is architecture, not a product

Tools support strategy, they never replace it

Preparation determines impact, not the attack itself

Clear recovery plans and defined responsibilities are critical

OT security is a continuous discipline, not a one-time project

Resilience is built through ongoing adaptation, not single initiatives

Availability is not a secondary objective, it is the core of OT security

Security must never compromise operational stability or production continuity

OT security protects physical reality, not just digital assets

People, processes, and the environment always take precedence over data

What is acceptable in IT can be catastrophic in OT

OT security must follow operational constraints, not IT assumptions

A secure system that cannot be operated is not a success

Security must be sustainable, maintainable, and fully integrated into operations

Security without maintenance windows is not an exception, it is a requirement

Resilient architectures enable patching and updates during live operation

Redundancy is the foundation of true OT resilience

Networks, systems, and processes must be designed to tolerate failure

Standards provide guidance, operations define the limits

IEC 62443 is a framework, not a blueprint

OT security is architecture, not a product

Tools support strategy, they never replace it

Preparation determines impact, not the attack itself

Clear recovery plans and defined responsibilities are critical

OT security is a continuous discipline, not a one-time project

Resilience is built through ongoing adaptation, not single initiatives

Availability is not a secondary objective, it is the core of OT security

Security must never compromise operational stability or production continuity

OT security protects physical reality, not just digital assets

People, processes, and the environment always take precedence over data

What is acceptable in IT can be catastrophic in OT

OT security must follow operational constraints, not IT assumptions

A secure system that cannot be operated is not a success

Security must be sustainable, maintainable, and fully integrated into operations

Security without maintenance windows is not an exception, it is a requirement

Resilient architectures enable patching and updates during live operation

Redundancy is the foundation of true OT resilience

Networks, systems, and processes must be designed to tolerate failure

Standards provide guidance, operations define the limits

IEC 62443 is a framework, not a blueprint

OT security is architecture, not a product

Tools support strategy, they never replace it

Preparation determines impact, not the attack itself

Clear recovery plans and defined responsibilities are critical

OT security is a continuous discipline, not a one-time project

Resilience is built through ongoing adaptation, not single initiatives

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