Energy & utilities

Cyber resilience for the systems that keep society moving.

Secure IT/OT convergence, industrial visibility, resilient connectivity, and incident readiness for distributed, safety-conscious operations.

Sector operating reality

Energy and utility environments must protect physical operations while preserving safety, availability, engineering integrity, and remote access. IRIS combines OT security with enterprise cyber, networks, infrastructure, and recovery.

01Operational continuity
02OT/ICS visibility and control
03Secure remote operations
04Cyber recovery readiness

Integrated capability

Designed around the environment—not a generic stack.

IRIS combines the disciplines required to protect, modernize, and operate the sector’s critical technology journeys.

01

OT asset & risk visibility

Passive discovery, inventory, communications, vulnerability context, criticality, ownership, and exposure insight.

02

Industrial segmentation

Zones, conduits, firewalls, data diodes, remote access, PAM, and controlled IT/OT interconnection.

03

OT detection & response

Industrial monitoring, threat context, use cases, escalation, response planning, and safety-aware coordination.

04

Rugged connectivity

Industrial networking, wireless, IoT/IIoT, edge, remote-site connectivity, and resilient communications.

05

Infrastructure & recovery

Protected compute, virtualization, backup, cyber recovery, disaster recovery, and critical dependency planning.

06

OT governance

Risk, architecture, policy, third-party access, change, assurance, evidence, and applicable control improvement.

Critical infrastructure lens

Make regulation workable inside operational reality.

Industrial control programs must respect safety, availability, engineering integrity, long asset lifecycles, vendor dependencies, and constrained change windows.

REGIONAL SCOPENCA OTCC is a major reference for Saudi operational environments. IRIS maps the same cyber-physical disciplines to each client’s country, sector, contractual, and international obligations.

Outcome focus

What the transformation should change.

Technology value becomes visible when it improves control, experience, resilience, and the ability to move.

01

Better visibility of cyber-physical exposure

Define a baseline, the desired state, and the evidence that demonstrates progress.

02

Controlled IT/OT convergence

Define a baseline, the desired state, and the evidence that demonstrates progress.

03

Safer remote access and change

Define a baseline, the desired state, and the evidence that demonstrates progress.

04

Improved response and recovery confidence

Define a baseline, the desired state, and the evidence that demonstrates progress.

Practical starting points

Begin where the decision is most urgent.

OT cybersecurity assessment

Baseline architecture, assets, access, segmentation, monitoring, recovery, governance, and operational constraints.

Discuss the starting point

Industrial segmentation roadmap

Define zones, conduits, trust boundaries, control points, transition sequence, and operating ownership.

Discuss the starting point

OT incident readiness

Develop scenarios, roles, escalation, communications, evidence, containment, recovery, and exercise plans.

Discuss the starting point

Talk to IRIS

Engineer the right technology path for energy & utilities.

Bring us the objective, the constraint, or the problem. We will bring the right regional specialists into the conversation.