Cyberattacks in the energy sector have surged by over 50%, threatening the global economy.
The energy, oil, and gas industries face an unprecedented rise in cyberattacks, with Operational Technology (OT) systems becoming prime targets. These attacks disrupt operations, threaten safety, and create ripple effects across global supply chains, emphasizing the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures.
Cyberattacks on the energy sector not only jeopardize business continuity but also threaten safety and disrupt global supply chains. These challenges demand proactive solutions to secure critical systems and ensure operational resilience.
limits access to critical systems to only pre-authorized users, reducing the chances of unauthorized actors gaining entry. This would include multi-factor authentication and strict user identity verification.
Incorporating identity data within session packets enhances real-time network auditing and reduces false indicators of compromise. Additionally, Invisinet enhances your anomaly detection, making it smarter and more effective.
Invisinet bridges IT and OT layers, providing end-to-end, low-latency protection within heterogeneous environments. This ensures that both domains are secured effectively without compromising speed or efficiency, making it a truly cost-effective solution for industrial and critical infrastructure.
Invisinet supports regulatory compliance by integrating real-time auditing features, ensuring that identity information is accurately monitored and reported within session packets. This not only helps meet evolving cybersecurity regulations but also mitigates non-compliance risks, all while delivering cost-effective and low-disruption solutions that align with operational needs.
Invisinet’s cloaking technology hides key IT and OT systems (particularly SCADA) from the attackers, making it harder for them to identify which assets to target.
The Colonial Pipeline attack was carried out by the DarkSide ransomware group, a cybercriminal organization known for targeting large corporations. This ransomware attack, which targeted a critical U.S. pipeline, disrupted fuel supplies along the East Coast. Although the malware only affected IT systems, the company proactively shut down OT systems to prevent the ransomware from spreading. The incident highlighted the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and led to policy discussions on strengthening cybersecurity measures across OT systems.
Invisinet’s patented FPA technology ensures that every connection is authenticated at the first packet of data, blocking unauthorized access before any communication begins.
Invisinet cloaks IT and OT systems, making them invisible to unauthorized users. This prevents attackers from performing reconnaissance or identifying critical assets.
Invisinet isolates IT and OT systems into secure zones using identity-based policies, restricting lateral movement within the network.
Invisinet dynamically enforces security policies using analytics and Confidence Level APIs, ensuring continuous protection as threats evolve.
Invisinet bridges IT and OT layers with end-to-end security, ensuring that vulnerabilities in one domain do not affect the other.
Invisinet supports compliance with directives like Presidential Executive Order 14028 by providing advanced Zero Trust architecture and real-time auditing of identity and session data.
IT and OT systems remain secure, preventing the need for an OT shutdown.
Continuous operations avoid fuel shortages, price hikes, and business disruptions.
Invisinet’s real-time monitoring and compliance features ensure resilience against future attacks while meeting federal cybersecurity standards.
Proactively protect your energy, oil, and gas operations with Invisinet’s advanced cybersecurity solutions, built to meet the unique challenges of this critical sector.
