Operational Security for power systems provides essential practices to maintain a system's security posture throughout its lifecycle. This approach helps avoid, prevent, and mitigate cyber incidents by recognizing them at an early stage before system functions are disrupted. It combines continuous OT asset management, patch management, and SIEM to keep systems safe and compliant with cyber regulations.
Increase security posture through continuous operational controls, lowering exposure to evolving OT threats and maintaining system integrity over time.
Gain current insight into connected assets with ongoing inventory practices that reveal blind spots and support policy enforcement.
Leverage SIEM integration to detect anomalies faster, coordinate actions and minimize disruption to power system operations.
In order to overcome these challenges, an automation-assisted scalable approach to OT asset management and patch management based on IEC 62443-2-3, IEC 62443-2-4, and IEC 6243-3-3 standards proves to be both effective & efficient.
The SIEM centrally collects security-relevant events and alerts from all system components across the different OT sites (e.g. substations) and continually stores them in their chronological order The SIEM.
Centrally manage your OT assets and patches across substations. Our system automates asset inventory and vulnerability monitoring, using standard protocols and integrated workflows for tracking and reporting.
Centrally monitor your system for cyber threats. Our Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system collects and evaluates security events from all OT components, using data correlation to detect anomalies and attacks.