Proven Deployments in Energy and Utilities

The energy and utilities sector has been a primary target of cyberattacks by both independent and state-sponsored threat actors. With infrastructure modernization and digitized operations attack vectors increase in number and complexity.

Within the OT environments of modern infrastructure, field teams often rely on USB drives and external laptops to transfer data, apply patches, and perform maintenance tasks. Third-party contractors also access air-gapped environments with minimal security oversight, leading to data flows between IT and OT systems without visibility or comprehensive control. In addition, inbound hardware often carries complex, preloaded software and unverified components, introducing potential supply chain vulnerabilities.

Can Your Critical Infrastructure Withstand the Threats?