Cybersecurity for the
Energy Industry

Following the introduction of an automated supply chain in energy facilities, the risks and severity of a cyberattack have increased dramatically. These automated systems controlling the supply chain are usually considered secure, especially because of the lack of a direct connection to the Internet, but this assumption proved to be completely false.

Hackers attempt to find a weak entry point into one of your public-facing systems / networks / clouds / applications, which in turn allows them to pivot and access other internal systems, thereby affecting productivity of your facilities, or even stop them altogether.  Due to the constant technological evolution of automated processes, vulnerabilities are generally unknown or simply ignored by development teams. focusing mainly on the optimization of technological innovations. For this reason, it is essential to regularly validate the security of your energy installations, as well as your Internet-facing systems in order to identify and correct your vulnerabilities to secure them against disruptive attacks.