Cyber resilience for critical transport infrastructure
Transport is one of the UK's most exposed sectors for cyber risk - connecting depots, stations, control rooms, and in-motion vehicles across IT and operational technology (OT) that can't afford downtime. For operators classed as Operators of Essential Services (OES) under the NIS Directive, that means proving resilience, not just claiming it.
We help transport organisations protect converged IT/OT environments, from signalling and station systems to telematics and passenger data, with 24/7 managed detection and response (MDR), CREST-accredited testing, and NCSC CAF-aligned consultancy — so you can evidence your security posture and keep critical systems running.
- Protecting IT and operational technology (OT) across depots, stations, and in-vehicle systems
- 24/7 managed detection and response (MDR) for ransomware and targeted attacks
- CREST-accredited penetration testing across your transport ecosystem
- NCSC CAF and ISO 27001-aligned consultancy to help evidence NIS Directive/OES compliance
- CAA-aligned cyber audits for aviation and Industrial Control Systems/OT environments
Ready to secure and connect your transport network?
From resilient connectivity to cyber resilience for critical transport infrastructure, our transport specialists can help you scope the right solution for your operation.
A single partner for your entire transport network
Beyond connectivity, we provide the global cloud, specialist cyber security, and next-gen LEO solutions essential for modern transport.
What success looks like for transport operators
What we do
Transport & logistics IT, cloud and cyber security FAQs
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Resilient SD-WAN for rolling stock, vehicles, and vessels; high-density Wi-Fi and 5G for airports and stations; and LEO satellite connectivity for remote or in-motion assets - all designed for high availability so operational data, passenger Wi-Fi, and critical systems stay online.
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Yes. We secure converged IT/OT environments across depots, stations, and in-vehicle systems, including signalling, station management systems, and telematics.
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Most major transport - rail, air, ports, and road - is classed as an Operator of Essential Services (OES) under the NIS Directive, which brings specific cyber resilience obligations. Not every transport organisation is formally classed as CNI or OES; our team can help you clarify your organisation's status.
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The Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) is the NCSC's tool for OES to assess their resilience against the NIS Directive. Our consultants use the CAF to run a gap analysis on critical systems - such as signalling, passenger information, and telematics - and build a prioritised roadmap toward compliance.
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Yes - our international cloud infrastructure is built for transport, with data sovereignty and low latency in each world region and is designed to support Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) and sensitive transport data.







