Efficiently Manage Network Security and Compliance
Organizations in the energy sector are prime targets for cyberattacks. Critical infrastructure along with many high-value assets that span multiple facilities and remotes sites create complexity that hides vulnerabilities and makes meeting compliance nearly impossible with manual tools. In an industry where minor downtime and compliance violations can lead to significant financial losses and even environmental hazards, FireMon empowers these organizations to maintain compliance, mitigate the risk of cyber-attacks, and avoid operational disruptions.
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Network Solutions For Energy and Utility Cybersecurity
Stay ahead of ever-changing energy regulations with FireMon’s comprehensive compliance solution that simplifies and automates reporting, violation detection, and rule recertification at enterprise scale.
- Oil, Gas, and Energy Specific Compliance Reporting: FireMon provides built-in assessments including NIST, ISO 27001, ISO 27019, SOX, NERC CIP, FERC, and GDPR, while supporting custom assessments using internal business policies, external frameworks, or industry best practices.
- Real-time Violation Detection: Continuous network monitoring over your entire environment with automated alerts that detect violations as they happen, help prevent interruptions that could affect sales and customer confidence.
- Customizable Growth: With performance verified to support 15 thousand devices and 25 million rules coupled with an API-first approach for easy integrations into SIEM, SOAR, vulnerability scanners, and ITSM solutions, FireMon has your current and future security environments covered.
With FireMon’s network security and compliance management services, your energy business stands to benefit from enhanced protection, improved efficiencies, and long-term savings.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity for Energy and Utilities
What are some use cases for FireMon’s energy and utility cybersecurity software?
FireMon’s energy and utility cybersecurity software is used for continuous monitoring of network security, automated policy management, and real-time threat detection. It helps secure remote sites, streamline compliance with industry regulations, and reduce manual intervention through automation. Additionally, it enhances incident response by providing detailed insights and analytics to quickly address vulnerabilities and mitigate risks.
What are the benefits of using software to manage cybersecurity for energy and utilities?
Using software to manage cybersecurity for energy and utilities provides real-time visibility, automation, and compliance management across complex, distributed networks. It enhances threat detection, streamlines policy enforcement, and ensures continuous protection against evolving cyber risks. This proactive approach reduces manual errors, increases efficiency, and strengthens the overall security posture in a critical infrastructure environment.
Why are energy and utilities a main target for network attacks?
Energy and utilities are prime targets for network attacks due to their critical role in national infrastructure and the potential for widespread disruption. Cybercriminals and nation-state actors seek to exploit vulnerabilities to cause outages, access sensitive data, or hold systems ransom. The complexity and interconnectedness of these networks further increase the attack surface for potential threats.