TIENOOC · OT/IT compliance

Measure what your network does. Against your own baseline.

A network is what its configurations say it is, and no one reads six hundred of them. TIENOOC does: it reads every router, switch, firewall, load balancer, wireless controller and proxy, lays it next to the baseline you recorded, and turns a deviation into the line, the device and the fix.

What TIENOOC is

TIENOOC is software with built-in intelligence that supports the network and security administrator in proving the compliance of OT and IT networks. Your baseline is the norm: the firewall rule standard, the security matrix, naming, VRFs, host services and a reference configuration per model. The standards go with it: IEC 62443-3-3, NIST 800-82r3 and NIS2. TIENOOC measures the estate against it and keeps the evidence.

TIENOOC shows what it measured. Every finding names the device, the line and the check it failed, with the configuration that repairs it. Where your baseline is weaker than best practice, TIENOOC says so and lets you adopt the control per subject. The appliance runs air-gapped, under your supervision, within your own domain.

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Built around the evidence

Configuration analysis

Routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, wireless controllers and proxies, whatever the brand. Compared line by line with the baseline for that model and function.

Policy analysis

Firewall and proxy rules of any brand: any-any, broad rules, missing logging, shadowed and duplicate rules, naming, and the zone, VLAN and VRF matrix. Same verdict for every brand.

Open file

Any file the team already has: an Excel with rules, hosts, services, routing table and VLANs, Word, PDF, a photo. Read as one design, tested against the baseline, and laid next to the firewall that was built from it.

Systems and IPAM

An inventory of every device, filled by discovery or by hand, and the IPAM measured against the site and VLAN registers. TIENOOC watches which coupled systems answer.

Results and evidence

Every run is kept: the score, what changed since the previous run, and an evidence report in PDF or Word. Accepted risks live in an exception register. Findings map to IEC 62443, NIST 800-82 and NIS2.

KIDJO·AI⁶

The assistant in the corner of every page. It answers from TIENOOC's own data, takes you to the right screen and explains any page you point at. Runs on your own network. More →