Risk and Compliance professionals are faced with a range of obstacles that affect the energy and utility industry: struggling to identify, inspecting and securing high risk sites; organizing and addressing regulatory compliance requirements; training staff and standardizing assessment and inspection functions; capturing site information and writing reports; comparing data across site inspections and assessments; all while meeting the current demands of their role.
Our Solution
We understand that you have unique challenges with all the hats you are asked to wear. You need a partner who understands your goals and can help you stay organized. Our SecureWatch platform can be used as a risk management software for Energy and Utilities.
SecureWatch integrates Enterprise Security, Risk and Compliance so we can assess and communicate as one.
Security Operations, Corporate Security, AVANGRID
Key Benifits
Identify your high-risk sites now! Use our data to automatically determine the risk for every site you have. Focus on high risk sites and assessing or inspecting them first.
We have out-of-the-box survey content from NATF, FEMA, ISO, SOX, NIST Cyber Security Framework and 30 other regulations, standards and best practices.
Use our software from anywhere on any device with a browser, even offline sites such as substations can be assessed using our iPad app.
Have Assessors or Inspectors go from a paper-based program to using SecureWatch with no training.
Automatically create a full report of security gaps or findings, recommendations offered and track them to completion with our Remediation Module.
Additional Benifits
Reduce the time needed to complete assessments by an average of 74% so you can focus on reducing high risks and closing security gaps.
Bring together third-party data and internal incident management systems and inspections to create an accurate view of each location-specific risks.
Streamlines assessment process across enterprises with its powerful data gathering and analysis capabilities.
Create a repository of data for analysis and promote visibility of risk from many separate areas.
Data gathered can be re-purposed in workflows to calculate and display trends in data year over year.
Can You Afford Non-compliance?
Energy & Utility industry call out
In February of 2019, North Carolina-based Duke Energy agreed to a $10 million fine, the largest cybersecurity-related penalty in NERC history. In the public release of a report sent to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on January 25th, NERC lists Duke and its regional entities in violation of 127 Critical Infrastructure Protection NERC Reliability Standards. The risks ranged from minimal to serious and “collectively posed a serious risk to the security and reliability of the BPS. For more information, click here.