Platform

A dedicated OT cyber range.

Simetra recreates industrial environments inside an isolated range. Engineering and OT security teams test, validate, and analyze behavior — including across real hardware — without affecting production.

How it works

From replica to recommendation.

The path is the same for every formal test: build the site, configure it, join hardware only when the model is not enough, run the scenario, observe, then leave with evidence. Production is never a node.

Graphic diagram of how a test runs on Simetra, from creating the environment to analysis and report

Create the environment

Build a virtual OT setting that reflects the site you need to test.

Configure the plant

Set assets, communication protocols, and network topology.

Connect hardware

Attach the physical devices that must stay real for the test to be honest.

Run the scenario

Execute operations or attack simulations across virtual and physical sides.

Leave with reports

Attack-path analysis, root-cause findings, and remediation guidance.

Capabilities

What teams do on Simetra.

OT environment simulation

Recreate OT networks, assets, and workflows. Examples include Siemens PLC environments and Modbus networks, with protocol customization where the site requires it.

Hybrid hardware connection

Join real PLCs, switches, radios, and field devices to the simulated plant for combined tests.

Native SCADA environment

A built-in SCADA layer interacts with simulated and connected devices without the customer’s production HMI.

Cyberattack simulation

External intrusion, insider threat, lateral movement, device compromise, and multi-stage chains — on the replica.

Security and architecture validation

Exercise controls and zone designs that are too risky to prove in production.

Incident investigation

Import operational and network logs, reconstruct events, follow the attack path, and evaluate corrective actions.

Range features

Built for observation, not guesswork.

Visual environment

Build and inspect the topology the way operators think about a site — assets, links, and zones together.

Link-level capture

Observe traffic on the links that matter for the scenario, then move the capture point when the path moves.

Per-node logs

Read what a station or controller did, not only what the network saw.

Replay

Return to the same sequence after a control change. The comparison is the finding.

Network granularity

Adjust and observe how links behave so the replica can match the site you are testing.

Adversary scenarios

Face realistic offensive techniques against the replica so defensive design is proven, not assumed.

Simetra is the environment for those activities. It does not replace scanners, GRC tools, or a production SOC.

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