Canadian-Built OT Security

Your firewalls are talking.
Nobody's listening.

ZoneSentry monitors the syslog your firewalls already produce, learns what normal looks like for every device on your OT network, and alerts you the moment something deviates. No hardware to deploy. No agents to install. No process to disrupt.

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Hardware to deploy
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Firewall config change
24hr
To first baseline
100%
Canadian data residency

The visibility gap nobody talks about

Your firewall generates thousands of log lines per day. They contain everything you need to know about what's happening on your OT network — which devices are talking, where they're reaching, what protocols they're using. But nobody's reading those logs. ZoneSentry does.

Boundary-Level Visibility

Every device that communicates across a firewall zone boundary is catalogued — IP, MAC, protocol, destination, action. If it crosses a zone, we see it.

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Behavioural Baselines

ZoneSentry learns what normal traffic looks like for each device, then flags deviations — a PLC reaching the internet, an unknown device on the OT VLAN, unexpected protocols.

Confidence-Scored Alerts

Every alert carries metadata about the quality of the device profile that generated it. New baselines don't fire aggressive alerts. Curated profiles do. No alert fatigue.

Plain-Language Narratives

AI-generated alert descriptions explain what happened, why it matters, and what to do about it — written for operators, not SOC analysts.

IEC-62443 Zone Mapping

Network zones are first-class citizens. Map VLANs and segments to Purdue Model levels. Compliance-ready architecture from day one.

Compliance Reporting

Auto-generated compliance reports mapped to CSA Z246.1:21, AER, BCER, and CER requirements. 72-hour incident report export for CCSPA readiness. Evidence you can hand to an auditor.

Three steps. No hardware.

ZoneSentry uses the syslog your firewall is already generating. Setup takes minutes.

Point Your Firewall

One configuration change: send syslog over TLS to your ZoneSentry endpoint. Any firewall that speaks TLS syslog is supported — modular parsers are added on demand. TLS encryption protects data in transit; mTLS available for firewalls that support client certificates.

ZoneSentry Learns

Within 24 hours, ZoneSentry builds a behavioural baseline for every device observed crossing a zone boundary. AI-powered device profiling identifies what each device is and what it should be doing.

Get Actionable Alerts

When a device does something it shouldn't — talks to the internet when it never has before, uses an unexpected protocol, appears on the wrong VLAN — you get a plain-language alert with context and confidence scoring.

How ZoneSentry compares

Enterprise OT monitoring platforms are built for Fortune 500 SOC teams with six-figure budgets. ZoneSentry is built for the other 95% of industrial networks.

ZoneSentry Enterprise Platforms
On-site hardware None Sensor per site
Deployment time Minutes Weeks to months
Starting price $1,800 CAD/mo $80K+ USD/yr
Per-asset licensing No Yes — scales with device count
Requires SOC team No Yes
Canadian data residency Built-in Special request / extra cost
Touches OT network Never SPAN/TAP on OT switches
Remote / unmanned sites If it has a firewall, it works Needs rack space, power, network

Regulation isn't coming. It's here.

Canadian pipeline and energy operators face four layers of cybersecurity regulation — and they all converge on the same baseline. ZoneSentry helps you demonstrate compliance without building a program from scratch.

Alta Reg 84/2024 — In Force Now

Alberta's Security Management for Critical Infrastructure Regulation (Alta Reg 84/2024) is already active as of May 31, 2025. Operators of designated facilities must have a security management program per CSA Z246.1:21 — and the AER can order operations to cease under REDA authority.

Read our plain-language guide →

BCER Security Management Regulation — In Force Now

British Columbia's Security Management Regulation (BC Reg 181/2022) is already in force and is stricter than Alberta — the BCER reads "should" in CSA Z246.1:21 as "must." Cybersecurity measures must also meet NIST CSF objectives or an equivalent approved standard.

See BC requirements →

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Bill C-8 / CCSPA — In Senate Committee Review

The Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act passed the House of Commons on March 26, 2026 with cross-party support, passed Senate Second Reading on April 23, 2026, and is currently before the Standing Senate Committee on National Security, Defence and Veterans Affairs. Royal Assent has not been received. Once enacted, the Act will require mandatory cybersecurity programs, 72-hour incident reporting to CSE, and is expected to impose Canadian data residency requirements for incident reports and security program records via implementing regulations. Potential penalties: up to $15M/day once enacted.

What this means for you →

Built for integrators who manage dozens of sites

If you deploy and support VTScada, SCADA, or industrial control systems across multiple sites, ZoneSentry gives you a managed security service you can layer on top of every deployment.

Recurring Revenue

Bundle ZoneSentry into your support contracts as a managed security monitoring service. Monthly recurring revenue from every site you support.

Real Differentiation

Your competitors aren't offering OT network monitoring. You are. When the RFP asks about cybersecurity, you have a real answer.

Annual Compliance Reviews

Pull ZoneSentry's annual report, sit down with your customer, fill the gaps, deliver a complete compliance review package. Billable service, every year.

Read the integrator program details →

See it on your network in 30 days

Start with a single-site pilot. One firewall config change. No contracts, no commitments, no hardware to return.

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