Nuclear
Strict traceability, long-lived assets and authorised changes.
Industrial contexts
Every plant has a different operational reality
Rutile ICS maintains a common model while adapting risk, operations and evidence to each industrial context.
Twelve contexts
Visibility for essential processes and infrastructure
Chemicals
Process continuity and visibility across instrumented systems.
Rail
Distributed infrastructure with generations of technology operating together.
Oil and gas
Remote sites, third parties and high operational criticality.
Renewables
Geographically dispersed parks and equipment from multiple vendors.
Manufacturing
Heterogeneous lines where availability and maintenance drive decisions.
Water and wastewater
Plants, pumping stations and distributed control delivering an essential 24/7 service.
Power grids and substations
Control centres, protection systems and remote assets requiring continuous visibility.
Pharma and biotechnology
Validated environments where configurations, changes and evidence must remain traceable.
Food and beverage
Continuous production and equipment from different generations.
Mining and metals
Continuous processes, remote facilities and demanding operating conditions.
Ports and logistics
Terminals, cranes, automated warehouses and distributed systems that cannot stop.
Contextual priority
The same vulnerability does not mean the same risk
Rutile ICS combines function, exposure, connectivity, criticality and compensating controls so that prioritisation reflects operational reality.