Grid OT
Critical infrastructure dashboard
- Generation and transmission corridors with no SIS agents.
- NERC CIP evidence sealed in the vault.
- Passive Edge at the industrial DMZ.
Energy & Utilities · Global cyber defense
Protect the grid without touching the SIS
Quantum-resilient cyber defense for generation, transmission, and distribution — passive Edge capture at the industrial DMZ, NERC CIP evidence, and no command plane into L0–L2 or the SIS.
The challenge
What Energy & Utilities operators face on the Enterprise→OT corridor.
Attackers do not respect the DMZ. Energy & Utilities estates need quantum-resilient cyber defense that treats OT protocols, Industry 4.0 cells, and corporate identity as one kill chain — with evidence auditors can trust.
SIS and safety-system exposure when security tools demand agents or active probing
L0–L2 and Purdue corridor blind spots that leave the SOC guessing after the DMZ
NERC CIP and IEC 62443 evidence packs that take weeks of manual log stitching
Industry 4.0 substations and remote assets that expand the kill chain without OT protocol visibility
How CyberDragon helps
Unified SIEM/SOAR, Edge capture, and zone-aware policy for Energy & Utilities.
Passive Edge SPAN capture at IEC 62443 L3 / industrial DMZ — Modbus, DNP3, OPC-UA, MQTT
Purdue L0–L5 topology views and OT vertical dashboards for operators and CISOs
NERC CIP + IEC 62443 auto-mapped controls sealed into the evidence vault
Indigenous SIEM + SOAR kill-chain correlation that joins corporate identity compromise to plant-floor writes
Hybrid PQC identity and Threat Atlas enrichment for nation-state and ransomware campaigns
Regulatory alignment: IEC 62443, NERC CIP. Controls auto-map from live events into the tamper-evident evidence vault.
Zones
Purdue map for utilities
- L0–L5 explicit. Edge at L3.
- Plant engineers and CISOs share one topology.
- Telemetry up only.
Outcomes
What a PoV is designed to prove.
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SIS left untouched
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Auditor-ready CIP packets
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Sub-21s lab MTTD on pivot scenarios
Collectors
Plant Edge health
- Uptime, latency, and protocol parsers per substation or plant.
- Degraded collectors surface before the next NERC window.
- Air-gap Mode B for national utilities.
Purdue L0–L5
Industry 4.0 and classic ICS on one zone model.
Edge deploys at L3 / industrial DMZ. Telemetry flows up. Command plane into L0–L2: none.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How does a Energy & Utilities deployment start?
With a 7-day free trial on the cloud tenant, then a single Edge collector at the industrial DMZ for passive capture during the Proof of Value.
Which regulations are mapped?
IEC 62443, NERC CIP. Controls are auto-mapped from live events and sealed into the evidence vault for auditors.
Do we need agents on operational devices?
No. Collection is passive from a SPAN tap or hardware TAP, so no agents are installed on PLCs, RTUs, or medical and field devices.
Is CyberDragon a SIEM replacement?
CyberDragon includes an indigenous SIEM/SOAR plane and also forwards to existing SIEMs via syslog, Splunk HEC, STIX/TAXII, and webhooks.
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