Deliver board-ready outbrief to Customer’s board/CISO
No operational changes to your OT environment at any stage. On-site PoC runs multiple days. The PoC begins in passive monitoring mode, then activates whitelisting enforcement under controlled conditions.
What to Expect from the Proof of Concept
Upfront planning plus multiple days on-site, with no changes to your day-to-day operations.
Pre-Planning
Site & Hardware Readiness
Kick-off with Customer and SI partner; scope site and operational constraints
Collect network and site info: topology, in-scope controllers, protocols, existing security tooling
NDA and End-User Certificate executed; Binary Armor units factory-provisioned and shipped
Day 1
Install & Baseline
Install Binary Armor inline between switch and each in-scope controller
Configure passive (monitoring) mode via Binary Armor Forge
Capture baseline OT traffic, enumerate devices, flag initial anomaliesDay 2Enforce & Validate
Draft and approve functional whitelist with customer OT engineering teamActivate whitelisting; block simulated unauthorized write commands on in-scope OT protocolsDemonstrate FIPS 140-2 encryption, virtual patching and vendor-access restriction
Day 3Report & OutbriefFinal monitoring pass; consolidate command-level forensic evidence
Compile PoC Summary Report: baseline, commands permitted/blocked, anomalies, FIPS coverage, feature validationDeliver board-ready outbrief to Customer’s board/CISONo operational changes to your OT environment at any stage. On-site PoC runs multiple days. The PoC begins in passive monitoring mode, then activates whitelisting enforcement under controlled conditions.
— Define OT segment for the PoC. No full network required.— Appliance installed bump-in-wire. No config changes to PLCs.
— All devices, protocols and command patterns mapped automatically.— First threat report: unauthorized devices and anomalous commands surfaced.
— Simulated attack executed in an isolated test condition.— Board and CISO invited to observe live blocking.
— Cybersecurity performance report and deployment roadmap.— Commercial proposal for full deployment.
No agents on PLCs. No changes to your network architecture. The PoC runs passively first, then demonstrates active blocking in a controlled environment.
Questions
What you need to know before running the demo.
No. Binary Armor deploys on a defined segment of your network. Your systems keep running. Your people keep working. Nothing stops.
Binary Armor sees commands and decisions, not data payloads. It enforces what runs, not what's inside. Your sensitive information stays yours.
Sign up for the demo. We schedule a scoping call, map your network and deploy. The proof of concept begins from there.
You have the report, the data and the proof. Then you decide. Deploy Binary Armor fully, adjust the scope, or move on. It's your call.
Yes. If you need more time to evaluate, we can extend. Talk to our team about what works for your timeline.