Energy & Utilities · Cybersecurity & Resilience

Cybersecurity for energy and utility operators

Assess exposure, harden identities and remote access, and separate operational systems from business networks for energy and utility operators.

Energy and utility operators are frequent targets because disruption has wide consequences. Attacks often start in business systems, through phishing or a compromised account, and move toward operational technology when networks are not separated.

We assess exposure across identities, remote access, internet-facing systems, and the boundary between business and operational networks. Remediation focuses on MFA, least-privilege access, segmentation, monitoring, and tested recovery, with every change authorized and documented.

Things to keep in mind

  • Changes near operational systems must be coordinated and tested.
  • Vendor access is a common entry point. Review it regularly.
  • Formal compliance programs remain with your compliance team.

How it works

  1. Assess exposure

    Inventory identities, remote access paths, and internet-facing systems.

  2. Harden identities

    Enforce MFA and least privilege, especially for remote and administrative access.

  3. Separate networks

    Strengthen the boundary between business and operational systems.

  4. Prepare for incidents

    Write and rehearse an incident response plan that includes operations.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide penetration testing?

Authorized testing can be scoped where appropriate, coordinated carefully around operational systems.

How do we start?

With an exposure assessment and a prioritized remediation plan.

Talk through Cybersecurity & Resilience for your business.

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