Resources • Whitepapers, Case Studies & Brochures

Rethinking OT security, in plain operational terms.

Point-of-view papers, field case studies, and the platform brochure on closing the gap between what OT security tools see and what plant, security, and executive teams need to know.

Ungated • free to readHTML + PDF downloadBoard-ready frameworks
Case Study

Airport Operations • Building Management Systems

Strengthening Cybersecurity of Airport Building Management Systems

Continuous visibility without touching a single controller

How an airport gained a verified BMS inventory, a prioritised vulnerability register, and protocol-aware threat detection — with Gramax assessment + Velos Shield continuous monitoring.

Verified asset inventoryRisk-scored registerSOC-integrated NIDS

~18 min read

Whitepaper

POV Whitepaper Series • August 2026

Rethinking OT Cyber Risk Beyond CVSS

The Operational Context Gap

Why severity is not consequence. How the six-layer Operational Context Stack closes the gap between what security tools describe and what operations needs to decide — illustrated through five documented incidents.

Operational Context Stack5 incident case studiesOperational Materiality model

~28 min read

Whitepaper

POV Whitepaper Series • August 2026

From Packets to Plant Impact

Why the next evolution of OT monitoring isn’t about seeing more

Six beliefs, one direction: See → Preserve → Interpret → Prepare → Remember → Understand. From passive visibility to evidence-grounded AI to a plant that can explain itself.

6-part frameworkEvent-centric monitoringEvidence-grounded AI

~24 min read

Brochure

Velos Shield • Platform Brochure

Velos Shield Platform Brochure

OT/ICS Security Platform at a glance

The attack surface every industrial facility runs on — and how Velos Shield turns visibility into insight across manufacturing, energy, airports, maritime, and smart cities.

2-page overviewIndustries coveredPlatform pillars

2 pages • PDF

A position, not a product claim

These papers describe our perspective on how OT monitoring should evolve. They intentionally don’t present every idea as an already-shipped capability.

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