Water, power, oil and gas, transportation, manufacturing, and maritime.

Red Tiger works on live control systems in each of these industries. The method is the same everywhere: plant-safe, from the perimeter down to the field devices, with operations in the room. What changes is the equipment, the regulator, and the words the board uses.

Aerial view of a process facility with pipe racks and a control building

Pumps and piping on a treatment-plant floor

Water and Wastewater

Districts, treatment plants, and lift stations. AWIA and EPA §1433 assessments in the language the board uses.

Energy

Electric Power

Generation, T&D, EMS, co-ops, and munis. NERC CIP CVA with evidence the auditor can use.

Wellhead and production piping on a gravel pad

Oil & Gas

Exploration, drilling, production, refining, and pipelines. Operations and process safety first.

Transportation Systems

White passenger train at a bright station platform

Transportation

Rail and transit, airports, and highway traffic systems. Traction power, signaling, baggage, fuel, and airfield lighting.

White cruise ship at sea on a bright day

Cruise Lines and Maritime

Propulsion, power, navigation, life safety, and the hotel network on one hull. Ship assessments and fleet guidance.

Patrol vessel alongside a container terminal

USCG Regulated Sector

Ports, terminals, OCS facilities, and U.S.-flagged vessels under the Coast Guard cyber rule. Assessment and Plan due July 16, 2027.

Manufacturing and chemicals

Manufacturing

Discrete and process plants, including chemicals. PLCs, DCS, safety systems, MES, and vendor remote access.

Stainless batch vessels and piping in a chemical plant

Chemicals

Batch and continuous chemical plants, the DCS and the safety instrumented systems. Part of the Manufacturing page. Plants with a regulated marine terminal also fall under the Coast Guard cyber rule.