Compliance landscape

Regulatory frameworks across the U.S., UK, and Europe are expanding the scope of OT cybersecurity requirements to include distributed infrastructure. StealthCommand was designed to operate within these environments and generate the evidence these frameworks require.

Frameworks that apply

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ISA/IEC 62443

The foundational international standard for securing industrial automation and control systems. StealthCommand supports asset identification, use control monitoring, system integrity verification, network segmentation validation, and audit trail generation with cryptographic attestation.

NIST SP 800-82 / 800-207

NIST 800-82 provides guidance for securing industrial control systems. NIST 800-207 defines the Zero Trust architecture model. StealthCommand supports OT asset inventory and network mapping, Zero Trust policy enforcement, and evidence generation.

NERC CIP

Mandatory reliability standards for the North American electric grid. StealthCommand supports electronic security perimeter monitoring, system security management, configuration and vulnerability assessment, and audit submission.

DISA STIG

Security Technical Implementation Guides define the hardening baseline for systems operating within Department of Defense and classified environments. StealthCommand compliance is verified through SCAP on every provisioned unit.

What regulators ask for

What StealthCommand generates

Across frameworks, the same core requirements recur. Every capability below operates passively — no active scanning, no operational disruption.