Roadmap
Coming next: control for plant and machinery.
Sigilant OT and BugXHunter OT bring the same rules, approvals and testing to the systems that run a plant. Both are in development, and we are looking for design partners.
Why OT, why now
AI agents can already reach the controls of a plant.
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cisoai.au · from The Register · 11 Oct 2026
AI Agents Reached Industrial Controls in Minutes During Booz Allen Lab Tests
In Booz Allen Hamilton's lab, AI agents went from the edge of the network to acting inside an industrial control network in just over 16 minutes, and moved a robotic arm.
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Your plant and machineryIn development · design partners wanted
Sigilant OT
Control for plant and machinery
- No AI agent changes a controller without your rules
- A named engineer says yes first
- Safety systems are out of reach, always
BugXHunter OT
Test the plant without risking it
- Only listens on live sites
- Active testing happens in a lab
- A live check needs two people’s yes
How they will work together · in development
Watch the plant. Never touch it unasked.
- BugXHunter OT listensto a copy of the plant’s traffic, finding devices and weak spots without sending a command. Anything more goes through Sigilant, with two people’s yes.
- Sigilant OT holds every changean AI agent may read the plant, but a write waits for a named engineer.
- Safety systems stay out of reachno rule, approval or role can unlock them.