Autonomy in critical infrastructure
How ARRTECH’s AI supports operators in critical infrastructure.
Where AI fits in the ARRTECH suite
AI can help operators connect security evidence across complex environments. Its investigative role does not require authority over the process being protected. People define the work, control access and authorize the response.
Principles
Present the observed activity and supporting evidence to the people responsible for the service. Operational context belongs in the assessment.
Define who may authorize an action that could affect operations. The workflow should present the evidence and retain the decision and result.
Routine steps can be authorized in advance within narrow permissions. Test failure handling and reversibility for each action before relying on it.
The scale distinguishes observation, investigation, delegated work and action. A deployment makes those distinctions concrete through its permitted operations and approval requirements.
Security investigation uses the agreed evidence sources. Process-control and safety systems retain their own operating roles and authority.
Connect the evidence, delegated task and authorized action to the people responsible. That record lets others examine the decision and improve the process.
