aDolus Technology is a cybersecurity company focused on software supply chain security for operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS). The company specializes in helping organizations understand and manage the risks associated with the software and firmware running in industrial environments, including energy, utilities, and critical infrastructure sectors. A core focus of aDolus is the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), which provides a structured inventory of software components embedded in industrial products. Their FACT (Framework for Analysis and Coordinated Trust) platform enables asset owners, vendors, and integrators to analyze software packages used in OT environments, identifying vulnerabilities, open-source components, and supply chain risks associated with deployed firmware and software. The company serves industrial asset owners, OT vendors, and system integrators who need visibility into the software composition of devices and systems used in critical infrastructure. aDolus has been publicly engaged in conversations around regulatory developments such as CISA directives, executive orders on SBOMs, and TSA/DHS cybersecurity mandates for critical sectors including energy and rail. Founded by Eric Byres, a recognized figure in ICS/OT cybersecurity, the company has received recognition including the Global InfoSec Award at RSA Conference 2022. aDolus is frequently cited in industrial cybersecurity media on topics including Log4j vulnerability impacts on OT, software supply chain attacks, and critical infrastructure protection.