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When a utility goes down, the incident report is written by a regulator and read by the public. We secure generation, distribution and metering to the standard critical national infrastructure is actually held to.
List every switching command issued to distribution assets outside the approved operations schedule.
Flagged: 2 commands from an engineering account during an unscheduled window. Both held pending control room confirmation; supply unaffected.
Resilience treated as the deliverable rather than compliance: the evidence a regulator wants is a by-product of controls that genuinely keep supply on.
Substations, pumping stations and plant rooms are unstaffed, physically scattered and increasingly remotely operated. Each is a door.
Distribution assets sit behind a fence and a padlock, with control equipment reachable over a link nobody watches continuously.
Utilities are pre-positioned against, not opportunistically attacked — intrusions are designed to sit quietly until they are needed.
Each site detects locally and reports upward, so losing the link to a substation does not mean losing visibility of it.
We hunt for the quiet, long-resident intrusion this sector actually faces rather than waiting for a noisy alarm.
Smart metering pushed a computer into two million homes and a consumption profile into your data estate. Both need governing.
A flawed meter firmware rollout is not a patch cycle, it is a field replacement programme measured in years and millions.
Half-hourly readings reveal occupancy and routine, which puts metering data squarely inside privacy regulation.
Meter firmware is signed, canary-deployed and monitored, so a bad build is caught in a district rather than a region.
Consumption data is aggregated and access-scoped by purpose, so operational analytics never becomes surveillance of a household.
How we raise the security posture of a live utility estate and produce the regulatory evidence as a by-product.
Inventory generation, substation, pumping and metering assets and their links.
Separate control, corporate and metering networks with enforced conduits.
Deploy local detection so isolated sites stay visible when links drop.
Report resilience continuously in the form your regulator asks to receive it.
Detection runs at the site itself and buffers when the link is down, reconciling upward once it returns. A substation that loses backhaul for a day is still being watched — it is simply reporting late, and the gap is visible rather than silent.
Isolation and observation. The device sits inside an enforced zone with a monitored conduit, and we watch the commands reaching it rather than trying to harden it. That position is documented as a compensating control, which is what regulators expect to see for equipment of this age.
Our engineers will survey your control and metering estate, test where isolation is assumed rather than enforced, and outline a 90-day plan.
