Why iCyber Devices Is Unlike Any Other Cybersecurity Provider
Most cybersecurity firms weren’t built for industrial networks, legacy control systems or building automation.
They sell software licenses and dashboards and walk away — leaving you to figure out how to protect your critical infrastructure on your own.
iCyber Devices LLC is different. We exist for one reason: to help businesses uncover and understand the risks hiding in the devices that run your operations, control your buildings, and power your industrial environments and guide them in what to do next. We don’t guess. We don’t send downloads. We show up.
We don’t sell software — we deliver clarity. Our services include safe, non-disruptive vulnerability scanning tailored specifically for OT, IoT, and smart infrastructure — including legacy equipment, PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, surveillance, and building automation.
We come to you. Our engineers visit your facility in person to understand your real environment — not just an IP range — so that our scans are safe, accurate, and relevant.
We don't take chances with your uptime. We use passive and non-intrusive techniques to safely assess risks without interrupting your operations.
We help you make informed decisions. Every client receives a clear vulnerability report
We work with what you have. In cases where vulnerabilities can’t be fully resolved — like in air-gapped systems or legacy environments — we guide you on how to reduce risk through isolation, hardening, and access control, so you’re still protected.
We are your dedicated OT and IoT cybersecurity partner.
And we built our services to serve you — the overlooked, underserved, and high-risk industries that can't afford guesswork or downtime.
Understanding the Differences: IT, OT, and IoT Systems
In today’s connected world, it is essential for business leaders to understand the distinctions between IT, OT, and IoT systems to better assess their organization’s cybersecurity risks and operational needs.
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Information Technology (IT)
IT systems handle data, communications, and digital business operations. This includes computers, servers, email systems, business applications, and cloud services. IT focuses on information storage, processing, and security to support productivity and decision-making.
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Operational Technology (OT)
OT systems control and monitor physical processes and machinery in industries such as energy, manufacturing, and utilities. Examples include programmable logic controllers (PLCs), SCADA systems, and building management systems. OT prioritizes safety, reliability, and continuous uptime, as these systems directly impact physical operations.
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Internet of Things (IoT)
IoT systems are everyday devices connected to the internet that collect and exchange data. This includes smart thermostats, security cameras, wearable health devices, and connected building sensors. IoT improves convenience, efficiency, and data insights but introduces new security challenges due to its widespread connectivity.
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Why This Matters
While IT focuses on data and business applications, OT ensures physical operations run safely, and IoT bridges the digital and physical worlds with smart connectivity. Each has unique security needs, and understanding these differences helps organizations protect their people, assets, and reputation.
"Total dedication to delivering cybersecurity that protects and empowers OT (Operational Technology) and IoT (Internet of Things) systems across homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure."