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OT/ICS Security

OT/ICS Security

My OT/ICS security interest is built on a practical foundation: nearly five years of building operations experience, academic ICS/SCADA lab exposure, and cybersecurity training.

I do not present myself as a senior OT/ICS specialist. I present OT/ICS as a developing specialty connected to real infrastructure operations, cyber-physical risk, availability, and security workflow coordination.

Why this section matters: My background gives me a practical understanding that availability, documentation, coordination, and recovery matter alongside technical security findings.


Primary Evidence
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Critical Infrastructure Operations Foundation
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My strongest OT/ICS-relevant professional foundation.

Nearly five years in building engineering, developing operational ownership, documentation discipline, stakeholder communication, and continuity-focused thinking.

Professional Foundation Building Operations

ICS/IT-OT Application-Level DoS Lab
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Academic OT/ICS lab work focused on application-level disruption, visibility loss, operational impact, availability, and recovery validation.

This page shows how I connect cybersecurity concepts to operational disruption and recovery.

Academic Lab Evidence ICS/SCADA Concepts

ServiceNow SecOps Connection
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My ServiceNow SecOps direction connects naturally to OT/ICS environments because operational security work depends on ownership, escalation, documentation, remediation tracking, validation, and closure.

Workflow Connection ServiceNow SecOps

What My Background Adds
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Area
What It Shows
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Operational Awareness
Experience applying ownership, documentation, communication, coordination, and continuity discipline in a real operating environment.
Professional
Cyber-Physical Risk Thinking
Understanding that security recommendations in operational environments must account for uptime, safety, availability, recovery, and operational constraints.
OT/ICS-Relevant
ICS/SCADA Exposure
Academic lab work involving disruption, visibility loss, operational impact, and recovery validation in an ICS/IT-OT security context.
Academic Evidence
Workflow Discipline
Operational work taught me the value of ownership, escalation, documentation, follow-through, and closure — the same concepts I apply to ServiceNow SecOps and Vulnerability Response.
ServiceNow Link

How This Fits My Main Career Direction
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My primary professional lane remains ServiceNow SecOps and Vulnerability Response.

OT/ICS matters because many operational environments need better ways to turn security findings into practical work:

  • clear ownership
  • remediation coordination
  • operational risk review
  • maintenance-aware planning
  • exception handling
  • validation
  • closure
  • reporting

That is where my building operations background, cybersecurity education, and ServiceNow SecOps direction connect.


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