A real route into industrial cybersecurity.
Guidance from people who hire, assess and train in this field — covering what the OT/ICS market actually looks for, and how to get there from where you are now.
What you leave with
- A clear target role and the standards that matter for it
- An honest skills gap, prioritised by what gets you hired
- A sequenced learning and experience plan
- Interview preparation against real screening questions
Not sure which direction to take?
OT security is not one job. Take two minutes and find out which route actually fits the experience you already have.
Which OT security role fits you?
Seven questions, about two minutes. You'll get the role that best matches your background, what the work actually involves, the standards that matter for it, and what to learn next.
Built from what we look for when hiring and assessing — not a personality test.
Four ways we support your move.
One call, four questions, a plan you can actually follow.
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Where you are
Background, current role, and what you already bring from engineering, IT or operations.
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Where the demand is
An honest read of OT/ICS roles, the standards that matter, and what employers screen for.
- 03
The gap
Skills, certifications and evidence you're missing — prioritised, not a wish list.
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The plan
A sequenced path through training, hands-on work and interviews, with checkpoints.
The other half of a career move.
We cover the industrial cybersecurity side. For aptitude and personal development planning, we work with a partner who does it properly.
SucsessMaperrs
Psychometric career assessment
SucsessMaperrs works on the part of a career decision we deliberately do not: aptitude and direction. Their psychometric assessment produces a ranked set of career recommendations, which pairs naturally with our view of what the OT/ICS market actually hires for.
Candidates who come to us for career guidance can request free trial access to the SucsessMaperrs assessment.
Visit SucsessMaperrsEngineers moving into security
Instrumentation, control systems and automation engineers adding a cybersecurity specialisation.
IT security professionals
Practitioners who know enterprise security and need the operational technology context.
Students & fresh graduates
Building a first credible portfolio in industrial cybersecurity.
