OT / Industrial · Trust-Boundary Pattern

Industrial DMZ Reference Architecture

A governed integration layer separating enterprise and operational systems while hosting controlled transfer, access, inspection and support services.

Which services belong at the enterprise–OT boundary, and how should every permitted flow be owned and observed?

Representative outputs

Artifacts that make the decision usable

No diagram is a deployable design until it is adapted to the environment, evidence, owners, and operating constraints.

IDMZ logical architectureConduit matrixBoundary service catalogFirewall policy modelOperational validation plan

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