RubyComm delivers customized plug-and-play industrial OT cybersecurity solutions that protect your critical operational technology assets without the complexity, cost, or deployment headaches of traditional OT security platforms.
Our enterprise-grade OT security solutions deploy efficiently and protect immediately, enabling your team to focus on operations rather than cybersecurity management.
Simplified, Affordable Operational Technology Cybersecurity
Why Choose RubyComm's OT Cybersecurity Platform?
RubyComm Safeguards High-impact Sectors Against Cyber Threats
RubyComm's industrial cybersecurity solutions safeguard operational assets across multiple sectors
Critical Infrastructure (Water Systems, Energy Generation, Power Distribution)
Medical Devices & Healthcare Facilities
Protection for Remote Connected Employees Using Wi-Fi
Video Surveillance & Security Cameras
Managed Facilities & Building Automation
Smart Building & City Systems
Industrial Equipment & Manufacturing Systems
Network Printers & IoT Devices
Operational Technology (OT) Protection
Traditionally, IT and OT environments operated independently with limited connectivity. However, the digital transition to Industry 4.0 has increased reliance on cyber-physical systems that require integration between IT and OT. While this convergence offers benefits like improved efficiency and innovation, it also leaves OT systems particularly vulnerable to new cybersecurity risks and challenges.
Latest OT News
1 Dec 2025
CISA Warns of ScadaBR Vulnerability After Hacktivist ICS Attack
The cybersecurity agency CISA has expanded its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog with an old ‘OpenPLC ScadaBR’ flaw that was recently leveraged by hackers to deface what they believed to be an industrial control system (ICS).
19 Nov 2025
Amazon Details Iran’s Cyber-Enabled Kinetic Attacks Linking Digital Spying to Physical Strikes
Amazon’s threat intelligence experts have documented two cases showing how Iran leveraged hacking in preparation for physical strikes, in what the company calls ‘cyber-enabled kinetic targeting’.
