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PulseADT delivers converged IT/OT security for energy operators - detecting SCADA anomalies, blocking pre-sabotage campaigns, and maintaining NERC CIP compliance, all without disrupting operational continuity.
Energy and infrastructure operators increasingly connect operational technology networks to IT systems for remote monitoring and efficiency. Every connection creates a potential attack path from corporate IT to SCADA and ICS environments. PulseADT monitors both domains simultaneously and stops lateral movement before it crosses the IT/OT boundary.
Power grids, oil pipelines, water treatment facilities, and gas distribution networks are mission-critical systems where a successful cyberattack has real-world consequences for millions. PulseADT's hypothesis-chain reasoning identifies pre-sabotage staging behaviour from anomalous command sequences, giving operators time to intervene before physical impact.
Energy operators must satisfy NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NIS2, and sector-specific requirements - across both IT and OT environments. PulseADT maps all controls continuously, collects evidence with timestamps from both domains, and generates regulatory notification packages automatically when incidents are detected.
Energy sector ransomware attacks have caused refinery shutdowns, grid outages, and pipeline stoppages. PulseADT detects pre-encryption staging - backup deletion, shadow copy removal, and lateral movement through jump servers - and isolates affected segments before the payload deploys, keeping operations running.
Most security tools stop at the IT/OT boundary. PulseADT doesn't.
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