ENERGY & UTILITIES
A forgotten vendor connection or a camera on its factory password can lead an attacker to your controls. Findavi finds those paths, closes the ones it supports under your rules, and checks that your operators still get their telemetry and alarms.
THE PROBLEM
Power and water facilities are targets for attackers, and not only for money. A successful attack can disrupt essential services, damage equipment, or put workers and the public at risk.
The usual ways in:
Each can give an attacker access. Fixing it must also account for the telemetry and alarms your operators depend on.
FINDAVI AT UTILITY SITES
PASSIVE OT ASSESSMENT
Findavi identified a computer that sent commands to industrial controllers and also connected to the internet. It mapped the connections, recommended follow-up checks, and generated the complete assessment report automatically.
Traffic analysis only. Firmware versions and specific vulnerabilities still needed checking. No exploitation or system changes were performed.
Read the assessment resultAUTHORIZED POWER-FACILITY TEST
During an authorized test, Findavi blocked an attacking connection. The cameras kept recording throughout the test.
Read the field-test result
POWER GENERATION / BOOK SEVEN
How a private cellular network became a path into a power plant’s controls. Read the published account, the plant-side signals, and the questions to ask before restricting a connection your operators depend on.
WATER UTILITIES / BOOK THREE
A lost connection can take away an operator’s view of the pumps, tanks, and alarms. Read how to find exposed paths, contain one connection, and check that the service still works.
Explore the water eBookFindavi finds the vendor and contractor connections it can see and flags the exposed ones. Your team decides who still needs access before anything changes.
Findavi flags gateways that can be reached from networks they shouldn't be. Any fix follows your rules. Then Findavi checks that the path is closed and your control room still gets its data.
Findavi finds exposed cameras and readers. After a fix, it checks that the cameras still record and the readers still let the right people in.
Your team chooses the devices, supported actions, work windows, and recovery steps. Observe reports without making changes. Approve waits for a person’s decision. Autonomous acts within limits you approve in advance.
Findavi checks the security result and the agreed device service separately. Process control and safety stay with your operators and engineers.
The assessment listens to network traffic without changing devices or settings. Any later change needs your approval and an agreed work window. Findavi records the security and service checks; a failed or missing check keeps the issue open.
No. Findavi focuses on the connections and devices around your control systems, such as remote access, gateways, and cameras.
No device agent is needed for passive discovery. Findavi runs on its own appliance, connected only to the parts of the network you approve. We agree on any additional access before work begins. Findavi's AI runs on the appliance itself. No outside AI. The network data it collects never leaves your site.
Choose a plant, substation, or treatment facility. We agree the scope, monitoring access, timing, and price before work starts. The assessment does not change your devices.
Findavi generates a report with the devices identified within scope, the risks found, supporting evidence, and recommended next steps.
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