Nuclear Grade Operational Technology OPSWAT

Is a £1.9 Million Operational Tech (OT) Breach Worth the Risk?

Recent high-profile breaches, like the £1.9 million systemic disruption at Jaguar Land Rover, prove that it only takes one compromised entry point to cause a total operational standstill. For Energy, Nuclear, and Oil & Gas operators, one breach could mean a national security event.

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Strengthening Your NIS Compliance Framework

The Network and Information Systems (NIS) Regulations require operators to demonstrate robust governance across their entire OT estate. Capula and OPSWAT provide the technical controls necessary to satisfy the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) requirements, specifically regarding the security of data and devices entering isolated zones.

Our partnership enables you to address key NIS/CAF objectives:

Supply Chain Assurance

Move beyond paper-based audits by physically validating all third-party and contractor hardware before it connects to your systems.

Removable Media Control

Implement multi-layered scanning to satisfy CAF Objective B2, ensuring that no unauthorised or malicious files can bypass your perimeter.

Resilient Incident Reporting

By preventing incidents at the point of entry, you reduce the risk of meeting the new 24-hour mandatory reporting threshold for significant impact events.

Robust Protection for Every Entry Point

Capula is the UK’s leading OPSWAT Platinum Partner for Operational Technology. We deliver the most robust cybersecurity solutions that protect your most critical assets.

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How we Protect your Operations:

  • MetaDefender Kiosk

    Multi-engine scanning that neutralises threats on USBs and SD cards in minutes.

  • MetaDefender Drive

    Validating vendor laptops in a dormant state before they ever touch your network.

  • Managed File Transfer (MFT)

    Automated, encrypted workflows for moving files between segregated domains.

Which OPSWAT Product is Right for You?

FeatureMetaDefender KioskMetaDefender DriveManaged File Transfer (MFT)
Primary
Use
Physical Media Security (USB, SD, CD/DVD)Transient Device Security (Vendor Laptops/Servers)Secure Digital File Exchange
WorkflowUsers scan media at a physical station before entering.Boots a laptop into a secure OS to scan it without starting its own software.Moves files between networks (e.g. Office to Plant) automatically and securely.
Key
Benefit
Replaces slow, manual security checks with highspeed automation.Verifies that third-party hardware is safe before it connects to your network.Bridges isolated networks without creating a direct, hackable link.
Tech
Stack
Deep CDR & Multiscanning: Rebuilds files to be safe and scans with 30+ antivirus engines.Vulnerability & Origin Detection: Checks for security holes and flags hardware from restricted regions.Policy-Based Workflows: Uses AI to redact sensitive data and requires supervisor approval for transfers.
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Trusted by the Leaders in Critical Infrastructure

"Our partnership with OPSWAT has transformed how we secure and manage files across our global nuclear operations, giving us the control, visibility, and consistency we need.” – Head of OT Cyber Security and Cyber, Urenco.

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Want to understand the technical depth of the Capula and OPSWAT partnership?

Watch our latest podcast episode featuring industry experts discussing the evolution of supply chain security for CNI.

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