You cannot hire the expertise, and you cannot ship the data out to rent it. Whatever watches this plant has to live inside it. Vardar is one appliance, per site, inside the boundary.
Pumps, valves, compressors, furnaces, lines. Something that can be driven out of spec by a valid-looking command.
Regulation, contract or programme rules keep process data on the premises.
The product has to explain itself and recommend the next check, because there is no SOC bench to interpret it.
Internal network security monitoring for bulk electric system environments.
Cooling-water pump and discharge pressure at a generation auxiliary system.
The questionDid the pump trip because the bearing is wearing, or because the controller was told to?
Risk and resilience assessment and emergency response planning for community water systems.
Chemical dosing pump and residual chlorine downstream.
The questionDid the dose change follow a setpoint write, and did the residual respond the way the process says it should?
Cybersecurity monitoring, segmentation and incident reporting for critical pipeline owners and operators.
Compressor station discharge pressure and valve position.
The questionIs the pressure excursion a leak, an instrument, or a command from a station that does not normally issue one?
Tier-two aerospace and defense plants where the programme cannot send process data off site.
Autoclave or furnace temperature cycle and its controller recipe.
The questionDid the cycle deviate because of the heater, or because the recipe was changed from the network mid-run?
Incident detection, handling and reporting obligations for essential and important entities.
Any of the above, inside an EU member state.
The questionCan you show, within the reporting deadline, whether the incident was operational or cyber, and on what evidence?
Vardar leads with the physical process. If there is no process to verify, or the data may freely leave the site and a cloud service already does the job, we will say so in the first call.
The evaluation is scoped to a single critical process, with the questions Operations and Security ask about it today and success criteria agreed in advance.