Energy and Claroty
Energy companies in the electricity and oil & gas industries rely on Claroty to enhance the availability, integrity, and safety of their industrial networks, as well as address key compliance and security issues.
Challenge: Asset Identification & Management
Energy companies typically operate across vast, geographically dispersed sites and rely on a high volume of complex devices and systems from multiple vendors. Such conditions can make accurately identifying and managing all OT, IoT, and IIoT assets in these industrial environments exceedingly challenging. Claroty CTD helps energy companies overcome these challenges.
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Challenge: Security Monitoring & Threat Detection
Complete industrial cybersecurity monitoring coverage and threat detection are essential to preserving the availability, integrity, and safety of energy operations. Claroty CTD ensures no security or integrity event or indicator goes unnoticed—including ones related to the adversary tactics and techniques detailed in the MITRE ATT&CK for ICS framework.
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Challenge: OT Remote & Third-Party Access
Heavy reliance on vendors to service OT, IoT, and IIoT assets, as well as geographically distributed facilities, means energy companies must provide remote and third-party users with frequent access to their industrial networks. Since OT remote access is a high-risk attack vector, this creates ample security and safety risks. Claroty SRA minimizes these risks.
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Challenge: Fundamental Industrial Cybersecurity Controls
Effective industrial cybersecurity in the electric utilities and oil & gas industries requires fundamental controls that reduce risks to OT availability, integrity, and safety. The Claroty Platform provides extensive support for all five categories of controls recommended by the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover.
Learn HowClaroty Support for NERC CIP Compliance
This report shares how The Claroty Platform’s fundamental industrial cybersecurity controls help North American electric utilities companies meet the requirements for NERC CIP compliance.
AESCSF: Maturing Your OT Security with Claroty
This blog details the Australian Energy Security Cyber Security Framework (AESCSF) and how The Claroty Platform enables Australian energy companies to adhere to the framework.
What Energy Customers are Saying
“We needed granular information on all of our industrial assets: from the vendor, firmware, model, serial number and card slot, down to the code running on the power line communications. We evaluated several vendors, but only Claroty could give us the visibility we required.” —National Electric Generation & Transmission Company
“Claroty is a comprehensive solution that really gave our team an extreme level of visibility into our OT assets and networks that other companies were unable to provide. The fact that they achieved this without impacting our existing systems made the decision even easier for us.” —Global Oil & Gas Company