Illustrative scenario
Go back to the pump station at the edge of town. The one from the first page.
At 3:14 a.m., a stranger tried to give it orders. By 3:20, that connection was cut off and the port it came through was closed. The pump kept running. The alarm still worked. The operator still had control. At sunrise, the night operator read the record over a cup of coffee and signed off on it.
Nobody in town knew anything had happened. They turned on their taps, and water came out. That's the best ending a water story can have.
That's the future I want for every utility. Attacks will still come. But an attack on one controller stays a problem with one controller, and the town never feels it.
A water system doesn't fail only when a server goes down. It fails when nobody can trust what the controllers are doing. Findavi helps utilities contain the specific threat, under their own rules, and prove that both security and service are still intact.
You don't have to do it all at once. Start with one site. Find out what's really out there. Then decide.
If you'd like help with that first step, I'd be glad to talk. e-Mail: info@netopsiq.com
Eldad Matityahu Founder and CEO, NetOps IQ