In OT, a wrong move is not a finding.
It is an outage.
Industrial control systems run the physical world, and they cannot be treated like an IT test lab. SpartanX tests the path to your OT the way an attacker would, carefully and non-destructively by default, with a human in command the whole way.
The surface attackers use to reach OT is IT
Attacks on industrial environments rarely start in the plant. They start in IT, on an exposed service or a stolen credential, and move toward the control network through the seams between the two. The damage is physical, but the path is the ordinary attack surface you already have.
Testing OT is high stakes because the systems are fragile and safety-critical. That is precisely why so much of it goes untested, and why assumptions about air gaps and segmentation go unchallenged until an incident proves them wrong. What is needed is an adversary that is careful by design, not reckless.
Prove the path to the plant, safely
Map IT to OT
The platform models how an intruder would move from your IT estate toward the control network, including the identities and services that bridge them.
Test the seams
Segmentation between IT and OT is validated from an intruder's perspective, so you learn whether the boundary actually holds before someone tests it for you.
Stay non-destructive
Engagements are scoped, approved before they run, non-destructive by default, and audit-logged, so safety-critical systems are never put at risk.
Keep a human in command
The adversary has maximum reach and stays exactly where you put it, with a person approving and observing throughout.
Know the boundary holds before an attacker does
Proven segmentation, not assumed
Safety first, always
One adversary, both worlds
Whether the air gap and segmentation protecting your plant would survive a determined intruder who started in IT.
Test the road to your plant, not the plant
Prove whether an intruder in IT could reach your control systems, without ever risking production.