IT/OT governance and architecture interfaces
Establish the business objective, material dependencies and accountable decision owners.
Industries / Energy & Critical Infrastructure
Protect the continuity of essential services.
Energy and infrastructure organizations must manage technology change alongside critical operations, supplier exposure and the interfaces between IT and OT.
Sector context
Architecture decisions.
Business consequences.
Sector understanding shapes the scope, control boundaries and review evidence.
Start with critical services and their dependencies. Establish boundaries, ownership and an assurance plan appropriate to the operational context.
The technology mandate
Govern the critical interfaces.
Priorities are evaluated against the organization’s critical services, delivery dependencies and operating responsibilities.
Cybersecurity governance and NIS2 readiness
Define architecture boundaries and review the evidence supporting control effectiveness.
Supplier and platform dependencies
Connect supplier and delivery responsibilities to explicit acceptance conditions.
Resilience and business continuity
Record assumptions, residual risk and the triggers for executive escalation.
Cloud and digital infrastructure assurance
Maintain traceability between design decisions and implementation evidence.
Connected capabilities
Bring the right disciplines
to the same mandate.
Executive advisory and technical delivery connected through Independent Design Authority.
Enterprise advisory
A critical transition.
A clear conversation.
Discuss the strategic context, the architecture decisions and the evidence needed for accountable implementation.
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