For large and small miners, the advent of the IIoT allows for near real time analysis of critical data sets that are required to keep mining operations efficient.

Implementing these technologies on scale requires careful consideration and analysis prior to deployment to not only ensure that the solution meets your business need, but also to ensure it is done as securely as possible.

We understanding the difference between technologies that control vs those that capture telemetry, and this is critical to ensuring outcomes for agile deployments and security.

Our deep understanding of resilience across the critical infrastructure sector can be readily leveraged by mining organisations who may not have the dedicated resources to address the potential threats to their systems.

We offer a range of security services that cover the spectrum from cyber to physical and personnel. We deliver advice, assurance, and audit services to help with your supply chains, quality assurance, security health checks, foreign interference testing, risk assessments, and more.

Understanding the interactions between operational systems and ICT is a key part of ensuring the security of an asset heavy organisation.

Our teams are experienced in the security of and technologies surrounding Industrial Control Systems (ICS). We understand the need to integrate with ICT systems for scheduling, reporting, inventory, and enterprise resource planning, and can readily develop secure methods of achieving this whilst supporting both business and operational stakeholder goals.

Mining operations increasingly rely on digital systems to increase productivity and ensure that occupational health and safety hazards are minimised. The digital transformation brought about by Industry 4.0 requires tailored solutions and innovative ways of using and securing technologies that have become critical to operations.

Through the use of technologies like the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), these distributed systems become vital for monitoring the state of functions such as heating, cooling, ventilation, or production across plants. In mining and resources organisations, distributed and remote systems are often relied on for functions such as underground life support systems, geological activity monitoring, pressure management, data collection, self-driving vehicles, and water drainage management.

At Anchoram our staff have delivered concept designs and security strategies to enable the future of industry by leveraging these new and exciting technologies in ways that ensure these are both secure as well as functional.