Kundereferanse: Ikazia Hospital
Secure your power flow
A transforming sector with strong needs
The recent digitalization that is taking place within the energy sector, although very positive, strongly increases the attack surface of infrastructures. Therefore, they become difficult to protect due to their design, maintenance, and investment cycles.
By implication, this makes them perfect targets for cyber sabotage which could have consequences not only for your business but also for your customers. Therefore, setting up an effective cybersecurity plan, considering the regulations of the sector is mandatory.
New challenges
Ensuring service continuity
Maintaining the level of continuity of the services offered
Protecting industrial systems
Preserve their integrity against sabotage operations that can destroy network components
Regulatory compliance
Meet country standards and regulations such as GDPR and NIS
Protect your industrial systems
A complete protection of your OT equipment
With proper security mechanisms implemented for your energy infrastructures, you can increase your competitive edge and benefit from the efficiencies when interconnecting environments.
However, the consequences of a cyber attack on your installations can be critical. That is why we support you by offering solutions that focus on both machine security and human security. Effective OT security protects business-critical processes, systems and people, and reduces security vulnerabilities and incidents.
Why Orange Cyberdefense?
A hybrid team of IT and OT experts
Transportation, building, energy and automation specialists, industrial systems integrators and machine builders, cybersecurity experts
Threat Intelligence DNA
Our cybersecurity experts, researchers and analysts monitor the latest threats and vulnerabilities, allowing you to stay ahead of threats and focus efforts where it matters
Industrial Security Demo Center
A place dedicated for our customers to test and validate their security solutions in a simulated environment, to raise awareness of cyber attacks and to train both OT and IT staff
