Our team

You are buying people, not a brochure.

Industrial security advice is only as good as the person giving it. Here is who leads the work, and what they are accountable for.

Leadership

Who leads the practice.

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Rachana Singh

Partner & Chief Executive Officer

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Rachana leads SVRA Tech Cyber LLP as Chief Executive Officer, with responsibility for the firm's engagements, delivery and client relationships.

She works across the firm's industrial and rail cybersecurity practice.

Leads on

Practice leadershipRail cybersecurityClient delivery
Think tank

Industry mentors.

Senior practitioners who challenge our thinking and shape the direction of our community work — education, open research and the wider effort to close the OT security skills gap.

Each mentor holds a full-time role elsewhere and contributes to SVRA in a personal capacity. They hold no executive or fiduciary position in the firm, and their views are their own.

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Varun Verma

Industry Mentor

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Rajiv Goyal

Industry Mentor

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Rajeev Gupta

Industry Mentor

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Dushyant Gautam

Industry Mentor

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Vishal Sharma

Industry Mentor

How we work

What we can tell you.

We do not publish a wall of client logos. Assessment findings are confidential, and a logo tells you nothing about the work.

We assess against the standards we help write

ISA/IEC 62443 for industrial systems, CLC/TS 50701 for rail, ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO 24089 for automotive, ISO/IEC 42001 for AI management systems.

Sectors we work in

Power generation, transmission and distribution, rail, automotive manufacturing and supply, process industries, telecom infrastructure and smart metering.

We publish our method, not our clients

Engagements are confidential. What we put in the public domain is analysis and approach — through the newsletter, whitepapers and training material.

The wider problem

There are not enough OT security engineers.

Every asset owner we speak to has the same constraint: the standards are clear enough, but the people who can apply them to a live plant are scarce. IT security professionals know the frameworks and not the process; control engineers know the process and not the threat model.

That gap is why we train as well as consult. The consulting work keeps the training honest, and the training is how the capability outlasts any single engagement.

Build the capability in-house

We run cohorts for asset-owner and vendor teams covering the IEC 62443 series, sector frameworks and assessment practice — taught from engagements rather than slideware.

Want to know who would actually run your engagement?

Tell us the sector and the constraint. We'll tell you who would lead it and whether we are the right people for it.