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Alerts aren't the bottleneck in OT incident response. Decisions are.

Amine BessonJune 18, 2026 · 3 min read

In industrial environments, signals are rarely the problem. Threat indicators, alerts, logs: they already exist, often in the thousands. The real question is what they mean once you put them back into an operational context.

  • Which assets are exposed?
  • Which processes are at risk?
  • And what response actually protects continuity, recovery and safety, without creating new risk on the plant floor?

That's exactly where a traditional, IT-driven approach hits its limit.

Amine Besson on shifting OT incident response from alerts to decision intelligence.
From alerts to decision intelligence

Amine Besson breaks down why OT teams need to shift from processing alerts to decision intelligence, and how Vigilant turns fragmented signals into asset-aware investigations, clear incident timelines and concrete courses of action.

Thousands
of alerts
~10
investigations that matter

So the right decision gets made, faster.

Full breakdown

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See how Vigilant turns thousands of fragmented alerts into a handful of asset-aware investigations, with clear incident timelines and concrete courses of action.