Work

Built, shipped, in use.

A selection of the assets and channels I've built and own at OTOPIQ.

Website

01 / 09

OTOPIQ Security website

Built out OTOPIQ's website and keep it current, so the messaging and positioning move with the product, the market, and the buyers it speaks to.

Live siteMessaging & positioning

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Solution brief

02 / 09

OTOPIQ Platform Brief

The core sales asset. Frames why every OT incident ends at the controller, then walks buyers through one lifecycle to discover, protect, detect, and recover every device.

PDF2 pagesSales enablement

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Competitive Battlecard for Partners cover

Partner battlecard

03 / 09

Competitive Battlecard for Partners

Built for reseller and integrator partners. Shows where OTOPIQ sits in the OT stack, the three questions that open the conversation, and a capability comparison against Claroty, Nozomi, Dragos, Armis, TXOne, OPSWAT, and Octoplant.

PDF2 pagesPartner enablement

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Investor relations

04 / 09

Investor Update, October 2026

Update to investors covering customer rollouts across manufacturing, ports, healthcare, and chemicals, the market context behind them, and new product developments.

PDF6 pagesInvestor materials

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Case study

05 / 09

Healthcare Case Study

How one of the world's top 10 hospitals uses OTOPIQ to secure the controllers behind its medical oxygen and gas systems, so every change is authorized and recoverable.

PDF2 pagesCustomer story

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Case study

06 / 09

Industrial Manufacturing Case Study

How a global plastics additives manufacturer secures and manages its PLCs across 20+ sites with one platform for every controller, site, and contractor session.

PDF2 pagesCustomer story

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Case study

07 / 09

Maritime Ports Case Study

How a national government-owned seaport secures the PLCs on its port cranes with device-level access control, a full audit trail, and versioned backups, connected or offline.

PDF2 pagesCustomer story

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