Cerberus blocks the lethal trifecta at the tool boundary — see the 525-run evidence set.

Industry

AI is reaching into the plant floor through the IT side, where the OT controls do not apply

Production data, supplier terms and process knowledge are now inside AI systems that were never scoped as operational technology.

The crown jewels are process knowledge, and they are text

Specifications, tolerances, yields and supplier pricing are exactly the material an agent is most useful summarizing — and exactly what a competitor or an export-control regime cares about.

  1. Segmentation does not cover the copyAir-gapping the line does nothing about the process document an assistant just read and forwarded.
  2. Supplier obligations are unreadQuality, indemnity and notification terms sit in agreements nobody reviews until a dispute.
  3. Defense supply chains inherit requirementsA tier-two supplier picks up the prime's security obligations through the flow-down, AI included.

With Odingard, you can

Keep process knowledge inside the boundary

Cerberus judges the outbound action, so an agent can read the specification without being able to send it onward.

Prove the control to a customer audit

TraceLock records evidence write-once and crosswalks it to the frameworks your primes ask about.

What buyers and regulators ask about

IEC 62443
The reference standard for industrial automation and control system security, increasingly cited in customer requirements.
CMMC and NIST SP 800-171
Defense suppliers handling controlled unclassified information inherit these through contract flow-down.
Export control (ITAR / EAR)
Technical data leaving the boundary can be a violation regardless of whether it was intentional.

What delivers it

Warden · By Odingard

Bring in Warden

Warden assesses where AI already touches production data and constrains the boundaries before an incident defines them for you.

Go deeper

Use AI on production data without exporting it

The constraint belongs at the action, not at the door. Start with a boundary review.