Hubble Space Telescope image of the Crab Nebula, a supernova remnant with a pulsar at its core. Credit: NASA, ESA, J. Hester and A. Loll.

For plant, grid and operational technology (OT) operators

The control room
stays yours.

Cyber and Artificial Intelligence (AI) defense for operators who keep authority over their ground.

Rented platforms can host your tools. They should not hold the last word over your policy, your identities or your evidence.

Your ground. Your hand.

Pulsar / beam at the core

Facts on record
Seat
Israel
Structure
Privately held
Engagement
Written mandate
Findings
Stay with the client
First contact
By email

01 / Capabilities

Five faces of the work.

Not a module catalog. Methods stay off this site.

01

Ground defense

Runs on your ground. Built to keep working when the outside link is down, untrusted, or owned by someone else.

Problem
The site must keep operating under its own authority when the outside link is down, untrusted, or owned by someone else.
In scope
Deployment and operation on the operator's ground. Continuity when external paths are unavailable or untrusted.
Out of scope
Any dependency of the site's own operation on an external cloud or on continuous outside connectivity.
Handover
A running posture on the site and a written record of the boundary that was established.
PSS / 01 / Capability
02

Assessment under mandate

Authorized testing and hardening inside a written scope. Nothing outside it. Findings stay with the client.

Problem
The operator needs authorized testing and hardening inside a written boundary, with findings that stay with the client.
In scope
Testing and hardening strictly inside the agreed written scope.
Out of scope
Anything outside that scope; retention of findings by us after handover.
Handover
Agreed scope, prioritized findings, remediation guidance, and a final report. Findings remain with the client.
PSS / 02 / Capability
03

Own-or-rent counsel

Decide what must stay on your ground and what can be rented. Decide it before the estate locks to one vendor.

Problem
Decisions about what must stay on the operator's ground versus what can be rented can be made after a vendor lock is already in place.
In scope
A written decision on which controls stay on the ground and which may be rented, made before the estate is locked.
Out of scope
Implementation of third-party rented services.
Handover
A written own-or-rent decision and the boundary it defines.
PSS / 03 / Capability
04

Owned devices

Hardened posture on the phones and endpoints under your authority. The detail stays private.

Problem
Phones and endpoints under the operator's authority need a hardened posture that does not hand control to an outside party.
In scope
Hardened posture on devices the operator already owns and controls.
Out of scope
Management of devices the operator does not own; any console that sits outside the operator's ground.
Handover
The hardened configuration and confirmation that it is running on the owned devices.
PSS / 04 / Capability
05

Agent identities

Software agents already act on identities you issued. Defend that ground without handing the control away.

Problem
Software agents already act on identities the operator issued. Those agents need control that the operator owns.
In scope
Defense of the identities the operator has already issued, without transferring control outside the operator's ground.
Out of scope
Issuing identities for agents the operator does not control; any arrangement that places control outside the operator's ground.
Handover
A written boundary for the agents under the operator's authority and confirmation that the boundary is in force.
PSS / 05 / Capability

02 / Industries

Three named sectors.

We do not publish a client list.

Event Horizon Telescope image of the black hole in Messier 87: a dark shadow ringed by a bright orange disk. Credit: Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, CC BY 4.0.PSS / Sector 01

Sector 01

Defense and government

Hubble Space Telescope image of quasar 3C 273: a brilliant core with a thin jet. Credit: ESA/Hubble and NASA, CC BY 4.0.PSS / Sector 02

Sector 02

Critical infrastructure

James Webb Space Telescope image of the Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula: dust ridges under a field of stars. Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, and STScI, CC BY 4.0.PSS / Sector 03

Sector 03

Regulated enterprise

03 / Engagement

How an engagement runs.

Every engagement runs under a written mandate.

  1. Step 01

    Mandate

    A written mandate comes first.

  2. Step 02

    Scope

    The scope is agreed in writing before work starts.

  3. Step 03

    Work

    Authorized work inside that scope. Nothing outside it.

  4. Step 04

    Handover

    At handover, the findings stay with the client.

04 / Company

On the record.

Name
Pulsar Sovereign Systems
Structure
Privately held
Seat
Israel
Disclosure
Methods stay off this site

05 / Contact

Talk to the operator.

15 minutes. No deck required. If it's not a fit, we'll say so.

Email the operator[email protected]

Gabriel Pokiano, founder