Regulated industries.
The same access risk.
A higher evidence bar.
Telecom infrastructure, government systems, financial networks, healthcare records, and defense environments all share the same fundamental exposure — privileged users with access to sensitive systems, configurations that drift, and compliance frameworks that demand continuous evidence. ConsoleWorks closes the loop between access, configuration, posture, and proof — across your entire environment.
How do non-critical-infrastructure regulated industries — telecom, government, financial services, healthcare, and defense — secure their OT and operational systems while meeting HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-171, and sector-specific compliance requirements?
Regulated industries security is ConsoleWorks deployed across telecommunications, government, financial services, healthcare, and defense — each with its own access control, configuration management, and compliance evidence requirements. The same OT/IT operational layer that secures critical infrastructure addresses these sectors' regulatory mandates from the same source of evidence.
The framework changes.
The access risk doesn't.
Whether you're managing a telecom switching fabric, a government data center, or a hospital clinical network, the underlying exposure is the same. Privileged users — employees, vendors, contractors — touch sensitive systems. Every touch is a risk. Most organizations can document that access happened. Few can prove exactly what happened, confirm the configuration didn't change, and demonstrate continuous compliance posture without assembling the evidence before the auditor arrives.
Most privileged access tools record sessions. Most configuration tools monitor change. Most compliance tools aggregate logs. ConsoleWorks does all three — and connects them. The same session that's recorded is also tied to a configuration baseline comparison and a compliance measurement result. The evidence chain is automatic. The audit is always ready. The posture is always current.
Privileged access without a complete record
Configuration drift no one detects until audit
Shared credentials that persist for years
Compliance posture assembled, not generated
Same platform.
Your framework. Your reality.
Select your sector to see the specific regulations, operational risks, and ConsoleWorks capabilities that apply to your environment.
The infrastructure everyone depends on — with the access complexity to match.
Telecommunications infrastructure is a high-value target. Network elements, switching systems, and service delivery platforms require ongoing access by vendors, field technicians, and internal operations teams — often across thousands of distributed nodes. The operational scale makes manual access management infeasible. SOX financial controls and emerging communications sector security directives add compliance requirements on top of the operational challenge.
What the platform does for communications operators
Federal systems demand continuous monitoring — not periodic assessment.
FISMA requires federal agencies and their contractors to implement continuous monitoring programs — not just annual assessments. The shift to Zero Trust architecture adds access control requirements that extend to every privileged user touching federal systems. ConsoleWorks has been deployed across some of the most complex and sensitive government environments in the country, including over 150 active military hospitals, providing the access control and continuous monitoring capabilities FISMA demands.
What the platform does for federal and government operators
When billions move nightly, access control isn't optional.
Financial institutions operate some of the most sensitive and high-consequence computing environments in existence. Nightly batch operations, wire transfer systems, and core banking infrastructure require privileged access by operations teams — and every access event is a SOX, PCI-DSS, and GLBA compliance event. ConsoleWorks secures the privileged access layer for one of the largest financial institutions in the country, providing complete session documentation for operations teams managing high-value transaction infrastructure.
What the platform does for financial institutions
Patient safety starts with knowing who touched which system and exactly what they did.
Healthcare environments face a unique convergence of IT and clinical systems — EHR platforms, medical device networks, pharmacy systems, and imaging infrastructure all require privileged access management and continuous configuration monitoring. ConsoleWorks is deployed across more than 150 active military hospitals, providing the session recording, access control, and configuration monitoring that healthcare and federal system environments demand.
What the platform does for healthcare operators
CMMC certification requires evidence of practice. Not intent.
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification requires Defense Industrial Base contractors to demonstrate implementation of NIST 800-171 controls — not just document them. Third-party assessors look for evidence of access control, configuration management, audit logging, and continuous monitoring in practice. DFARS clause 252.204-7012 requires rapid incident reporting and the forensic evidence to support it. ConsoleWorks generates that evidence continuously as a byproduct of the platform running.
What the platform does for defense contractors
Trusted in environments where failure isn't an option.
We can't name our customers. We can tell you what they're doing with ConsoleWorks — and the scale at which they're doing it.
Over 150 active military hospitals. Consistent posture.
ConsoleWorks is deployed across the full network of active military hospital facilities — providing privileged access management and configuration monitoring across some of the most complex and sensitive healthcare environments in the federal system.
Billions in nightly wire transfers. Every session documented.
One of the largest financial institutions in the country relies on ConsoleWorks to secure privileged access to the infrastructure that moves high-value wire transfers every night. Every session is recorded, every access event is timestamped, and every privileged action is tied to a verified identity — so the organization always knows exactly who touched what and when.
Complex government infrastructure. Mission-critical availability.
One of the world's largest IT outsourcing organizations uses ConsoleWorks to monitor, manage, and secure privileged access to critical system networks for government and commercial clients — ensuring the highest degree of security, reliability, and operational visibility across environments where availability is non-negotiable.
Every privileged session. Every configuration change. Fully visible.
Across every regulated industry deployment, the outcome is the same: security teams know exactly who accessed what, when, and what they did — and configuration state is monitored continuously so drift doesn't go undetected between review cycles.
Expose. Eliminate. Enforce.
The complete mandate.
Three functions. One platform. The same integrated approach that closes the loop in critical infrastructure works equally in regulated enterprise environments — because the access risk is the same.
See every system. Score every gap.
Asset Intelligence builds a continuously updated inventory across every managed system — IT infrastructure, clinical networks, government platforms, financial systems. Risk Analysis scores posture against your compliance framework and surfaces the gaps ranked by organizational impact.
Control every access. Close every gap.
Secure Remote Access manages and records every privileged session — vendor, contractor, internal operator. Configuration & Change Management captures baselines and detects drift. Credential Management rotates service accounts and shared credentials. Intelligent Event Monitoring (IEM) monitors for behavioral anomalies across managed systems.
Keep posture current. Prove it on demand.
Continuous Measurement runs every Measurement Question against every asset on schedule. Scores update automatically. Compliance Reporting generates audit-ready evidence for any framework, any time period — from records that were already accumulating. The auditor arrives. You run the report.
Every capability works together.
No separate tools. No separate evidence chains.
The same integrated platform that closes the loop in critical infrastructure does the same in regulated enterprise environments. Asset Intelligence feeds Risk Analysis. SRA feeds the evidence chain. Continuous Measurement keeps posture current. Compliance Reporting surfaces it all on demand.
Asset Intelligence & Risk Analysis
Unified inventory. Continuous measurement. Risk scores traceable to specific systems and specific measurements — across IT infrastructure, clinical networks, and financial systems.
Asset Intelligence → Risk Analysis → Config & Change Management →SRA · CCM · Credentials · IEM
Privileged access managed and recorded. Configuration baselines captured and monitored. Credentials rotated. Behavioral anomalies detected. All agentless — no software on sensitive endpoints.
Secure Remote Access → Config & Change Management → Credential Management → Intelligent Event Monitoring →Continuous Measurement & Compliance Reporting
Posture current on every cycle. Evidence accumulated automatically. Reports generated on demand for any framework — SOX, HIPAA, FISMA, CMMC, PCI-DSS — any time period, without advance preparation.
Continuous Measurement → Compliance Reporting →ConsoleWorks, answered.
Direct answers to the questions OT security teams, integrators, and AI assistants ask most often.
Energy, manufacturing, water, oil and gas, transportation, telecom, financial services, healthcare, government, and defense — any industry where OT/ICS or other control system integrity is a regulatory or operational requirement.
NERC CIP, NIST 800-82, IEC 62443, NIS2, TSA Security Directives, NRC, FERC, NIST CSF, HIPAA (for healthcare OT/biomed), PCI DSS (for OT-IT boundary controls), and customer-defined frameworks. New frameworks can be authored without code changes.
Yes — insurers increasingly ask for the same evidence regulators do: asset inventory, MFA on privileged access, credential rotation cadence, configuration baselines, session recording, incident response artifacts. ConsoleWorks produces this evidence as a byproduct of operations.
ConsoleWorks owns the operational layer (what’s deployed, how it’s configured, who touched it, what changed) and feeds GRC platforms (Archer, ServiceNow GRC, etc.) the technical evidence those platforms can’t capture themselves. The two are complementary.
Built for regulated environments.
Ready for your auditor.
See ConsoleWorks against your actual environment — your systems, your framework, your compliance calendar. The platform that makes the evidence already there when the auditor asks.