What is the PacketViper Technical Advisory Group?

The PacketViper Technical Advisory Group (TAG) is a by-approval practitioner community that connects the IT directors, security engineers, and network architects defending live critical-infrastructure environments. It is part working session on the PacketViper roadmap and part practitioner roundtable on the security challenges themselves. TAG is a product feedback community only, separate from PacketViper's corporate Advisory Board.

Who can join the PacketViper Technical Advisory Group?

Membership is for practitioners: security engineers and analysts operating PacketViper deployments, IT directors and managers who own the environments it runs in, network architects designing OT/ICS segmentation and defense, SOC and operations leads at critical-infrastructure organizations, and teams evaluating PacketViper who want practitioner-level depth. Membership is individual to you rather than your organization, and by approval.

How do I join the Technical Advisory Group?

There are four steps. 1) Request: submit the membership request form. 2) Approval: PacketViper reviews every request individually and responds by email. 3) Sign: approved members return a short participation form covering confidentiality. 4) Join sessions: you are added to a cohort and start receiving session invitations.

Is PacketViper Technical Advisory Group membership free?

Yes. Membership is free. It is individual to you rather than your organization, and by approval. TAG involves no business or financial matters and carries no obligations beyond keeping product discussions confidential.

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Practitioner community // by invitation

Built by the people who run the deployments.

The PacketViper Technical Advisory Group connects the IT directors, security engineers, and network architects defending live critical-infrastructure environments. Part working session on our roadmap, part practitioner roundtable on the security challenges themselves.

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What this group is for

product feedback community · not a sales channel

The short version

PacketViper defends the networks that keep the lights on and the water moving — pump stations, substations, plants, and the distributed sites in between. The people who know what that defense actually requires are the ones operating it every day. The Technical Advisory Group exists to put that operational reality at the center of our product roadmap.

Why it works

Sessions run in two registers. One is product: we ship fast, and member-requested features regularly go from a session discussion to a release in days, not quarters. The other is the challenges themselves — remote and distributed sites, legacy equipment, protocol-level threats, the problems every defender in the room recognizes. Practitioners comparing notes on what actually works is valuable on its own — and it’s what points our roadmap at the right problems. It’s a working session with our engineers, not a webinar.

What it is not

TAG is a product feedback community, and only that. It’s separate from PacketViper’s corporate Advisory Board, involves no business or financial matters, and carries no obligations beyond keeping product discussions confidential.

Membership is free. It’s individual to you rather than your organization, and by approval.

STEP 01

Request

Submit the membership request below — takes about a minute.
STEP 02

Approval

We review every request individually and respond by email.
STEP 03

Sign

Approved members return a short participation form covering confidentiality.
STEP 04

Join sessions

You’re added to a cohort and start receiving session invitations.

What membership gets you

practitioners only · no cost

01Roadmap influence

Structured input into feature prioritization — with visible follow-through. Members see their requests move from session notes to shipped releases, fast.

02Early access

Preview releases, beta programs, and new-feature access ahead of general availability, plus technical documentation before it’s public.

03The challenge roundtable

A confidential room of critical-infrastructure defenders comparing notes on real security challenges — remote sites, legacy gear, protocol-level threats — with PacketViper engineers at the table.

Session schedule

virtual unless noted · invitations per session

SEP 17 202614:00 ET

Roadmap Preview: Q4 Release LineFiltering updates · analytics · member requests · open floor

COHORT: ALL

OPEN

OCT 15 202614:00 ET

Deep Dive: Deception & Moving Target DefenseField configurations, tuning, and lessons from live deployments

COHORT: ENERGY

INVITE

NOV 12 202614:00 ET

Use Case Lab: Remote & Distributed SitesSecuring many-site footprints — pump stations, substations, field assets

COHORT: WATER / MUNICIPAL

INVITE

DEC 10 202614:00 ET

Year-End Release Briefing & 2027 PreviewEverything shipped in 2026 and where the platform goes next

COHORT: ALL

OPEN

SPRING 2027Pittsburgh, PA

Annual TAG Summit — In PersonFull-day practitioner event: labs, roadmap, and peer sessions

COHORT: ALL

ANNUAL

Session invitations are issued to members by email. Calendar files (.ics) are attached to each invitation.

Request membership

reviewed by PacketViper · approval required

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How approval works: Membership is individual and by approval. Once your request is approved, we’ll send the Technical Advisory Group participation form for signature, confirm your confidentiality coverage, and add you to session invitations. Group discussions include non-public product information; they never include company financial or business information.

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Thanks — we’ve got your membership request. We review every request individually and will be in touch by email. Check your inbox for a confirmation.