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Voracity: Custom Tooling and Pentesting Engagements for OT Validation

Voracity is delivered as a River Risk engagement, not a self-serve product. We scope custom tooling and authorized pentesting workflows for customer-controlled environments, including IEC 62443 readiness and certification-support efforts, adversary simulation, and control validation in real operational contexts.

Voracity Engagements

Custom offensive validation built around your environment

Voracity work is scoped around your environment, constraints, and objectives. The goal is to help you validate controls, test assumptions, and support high-consequence decision-making with a practical offensive lens, not to push a generic red-team package.

Voracity / Engagement Themes
Scoped with you
IEC 62443 readiness and certification support

Validate segmentation, assumptions, and control effectiveness with an adversary-minded workflow.

Authorized pentesting and adversary simulation

Scoped engagements for customer-controlled environments with clear boundaries and test windows.

Custom tooling for your use case

Purpose-built workflows when off-the-shelf approaches do not fit plant constraints or objectives.

Authorized testing only. River Risk scopes engagements for approved use cases and customer-controlled environments with operational and safety constraints defined up front.
Shared River Risk platform shell showing module navigation; restricted Voracity details are not displayed publicly
Shared platform shell: River Risk platform navigation shown from a non-restricted module view. Voracity work is engagement-led, so public screenshots are intentionally limited.
What to include in the first conversation
  • Environment and asset owner context (site, segment, or program scope)
  • What you need to validate (controls, architecture, assumptions, detections)
  • IEC 62443 or certification-readiness objectives (if applicable)
  • Operational constraints, safety requirements, and timing windows
  • Whether you need custom tooling, pentesting, or a combined engagement
Engagement Scoping

How we structure the first conversation

1

Needs and objective review

Understand what you need to validate, why it matters, and where the operational risk sits.

2

Scope and constraint definition

Define boundaries, safety requirements, test windows, and rules of engagement for the environment.

3

Engagement design

Route to custom tooling, pentesting, certification-support work, or a combined consulting path.

Let's Talk

Let's talk about your needs

Tell River Risk what you are trying to validate and what constraints you are working within. We can scope custom tooling, authorized pentesting, or IEC 62443 certification/readiness support around your actual environment.

Authorized testing only. River Risk will confirm scope, approval, and operational constraints during follow-up.