Industries / Critical networks
Purpose-built for critical infrastructure.
Energy and utilities, telecommunications, water, transportation, healthcare, and government. Each runs services that must remain available. CENTARGUS correlates the evidence, prioritizes threats by operational impact, and keeps every containment decision with the people accountable for the service.
Evidence informs.
People authorize.
The sector changes. The principle does not: critical containment requires explicit human authorization, operation can stay fully on-premises or air-gapped, and every recommendation and decision is retained for review.
01 / Industry
Energy & utilities
Secure grid operations across IT and OT environments.
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Control-center and SCADA environments
- Substation and field-device access
- Remote and vendor access paths
- Corporate IT connected to operations
A question for your briefing
Which breakers, feeders, and control systems must never be touched without a person?
02 / Industry
Telecommunications
Maintain the availability of core and carrier networks.
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Core and carrier network infrastructure
- Network management and provisioning systems
- Privileged administrator identities
- Network operations center tooling
A question for your briefing
Which containment actions could interrupt service for the customers who rely on it?
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Treatment-plant control systems and HMIs
- Distribution and pumping operations
- Remote access to operator workstations
- Business systems connected to the plant network
A question for your briefing
Who can authorize a response that affects treatment or distribution?
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Dispatch and operations-control systems
- Signaling and traffic-management environments
- Logistics and scheduling platforms
- Identities shared across operating sites
A question for your briefing
Which systems keep people and goods moving, and what must stay available during a response?
05 / Industry
Healthcare
Preserve the availability of clinical systems.
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Electronic health records
- Imaging and laboratory workflows
- Clinical workstations and devices
- Identity services across care sites
A question for your briefing
Which clinical workflows must not be isolated automatically?
Systems an investigation keeps in view
- Air-gapped and isolated mission networks
- Citizen-facing and public-safety services
- Privileged and shared administrator accounts
- Records that oversight bodies review
A question for your briefing
What evidence and approvals must every decision carry for oversight?
Systems listed are conceptual examples for a briefing, not product integration claims or customer environments.
Your environment.
Your decision authority.
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