Critical infrastructure
Traditional security covers the fence line and the network. But critical assets now run on what travels through the air: SCADA links, telemetry, private LTE, and the satellite timing that synchronises all of it. A jammed receiver or a spoofed clock degrades the physical system without a single packet crossing the firewall. And under Australia’s Security of Critical Infrastructure Act, managing that risk is now a regulatory responsibility, not an option.
PlatypOS extends the perimeter to cover it. Every transmitter across the estate is detected, identified, and located — the smartphone carried into a phone-free control room, the smartwatch connecting from the plant floor, the walkie-talkie on the perimeter after hours, the drone controller outside the fence. Each signal is characterised to say what it is, not just that something is transmitting. Interference with operational links is characterised and traced to its source, and responses are executed within the rules you set. Every site feeds one live picture into the control room and security operations you already run, with logged, timestamped records for regulatory compliance.
Every event logged and timestamped, producing the defensible, auditable trail the SOCI regime expects.
Continuous awareness across the whole estate — fixed, vehicle-mounted, portable, or airborne — running on your hardware or ours.
Interference with operational links characterised and traced to its source, so a control-room fault becomes a position on a map instead of a mystery.
Monitoring of the satellite timing that synchronises the estate, distinguishing a real attack from an equipment fault.
Detection of drone control links over substations, data centres, and remote sites before the aircraft is overhead.
Identification of transmitters that should not be present — wireless-policy enforcement for data centres and secure facilities.
Every event logged and timestamped, producing the defensible, auditable trail the SOCI regime expects.
Continuous awareness across the whole estate — fixed, vehicle-mounted, portable, or airborne — running on your hardware or ours.