Energy & Utilities

Enterprise IoT Orchestration at Scale for Energy & Utilities

SecuriThings centralizes physical security devices across remote substations, plants, and rights-of-way into one real-time view, resolving issues remotely to meet compliance.

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Where Physical Security Meets Grid Risk

Substations, plants, and rights-of-way

Devices spread across sites that can take hours to reach and require safety escorts to access.

Every truck roll is a safety operation

Field visits carried out on live power infrastructure.

Device upkeep never lets up

Firmware patches, credential rotations, and health checks recur on a fixed schedule regardless of headcount.

Two federal compliance frameworks

NDAA and NERC CIP standards need to be met.

Unmanaged devices on energy infrastructure fail during a storm, an audit, or an intrusion attempt, whichever comes first.

In this sector, the consequences extend past the security team, into grid reliability reporting, federal compliance reviews, and public safety.

A camera at a substation gate goes offline and nobody notices until an intrusion attempt needs footage that was never recorded.
A device inherited through a site acquisition or years of field deployment turns out to contain NDAA-prohibited components, discovered only when a federal compliance review asks the wrong question.
A restart that could have been done remotely instead becomes a multi-hour, multi-person dispatch to a site on live power infrastructure.

82% of energy and utilities physical security professionals rate device compliance a top or high priority.

SecuriThings Physical Security Trends Report, 2026

Energy and utilities' physical security environment creates challenges that general-purpose device tools weren't built to handle.

Maintenance becomes a safety operation

A firmware update that takes minutes in an office requires a safety escort, site coordination, and a technician dispatched to a substation reachable only on the next scheduled visit. At fleet scale, this becomes a field operation.

Device fleets outlive their records

Controllers, cameras, and access points installed a decade ago often run with no record of manufacturer or component origin. NDAA exposure can hide inside hardware that looks and performs like a trusted brand.

Ownership splits three ways

Security, IT, and operations each manage a piece of the same fleet, prioritizing safety, cyber hygiene, and uptime. When a device goes offline, no single team is automatically on the hook.

Compliance outpaces manual review

NDAA, NERC CIP, and internal cyber hygiene requirements all apply to the same devices. Verifying component provenance and patch status by hand across thousands of dispersed devices isn't sustainable.

Transform device chaos into control with AI-powered management & remediation

SecuriThings gives energy & utility security teams one platform to manage and remediate physical security and IoT devices at scale, delivering continuous, real-time control over device health, cybersecurity, and compliance across large, diverse fleets. With expanding AI capabilities, the platform can enable any user to explore and manage any device across manufacturers and sites.

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PLATFORM CAPABILITIES

Complete fleet visibility, deployed remotely

SecuriThings deploys remotely in hours, not months, with minimal disruption to existing infrastructure. Every controller, camera, and access point across every site appears in a single dashboard, including health status, firmware version, credential state, and NDAA compliance status.

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NERC CIP-006/007 support for access control systems

For access control systems classified as Cyber Assets, automated firmware updates, credential rotation, and configuration management can support your CIP-006 physical security and CIP-007 patch management compliance workflows.

The same automated monitoring extends across the rest of the device fleet, including cameras, as standard cyber hygiene.

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What Energy and Utilities Operators Experience After Deploying SecuriThings

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One of the big issues we had before was with updating firmware... We found SecuriThings as that product to be able to change those firmwares without actually going physically to the sites and we're able to do it internally.

~Eddie VelezSeco Energy's Business Corporate Security Manager

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What used to take several days, I'm able to accomplish in a few minutes in the morning now. SecuriThings certainly changed all that.

~Rick WoodsCorporate Security Supervisor

Case #1: A 450-controller fleet where every truck roll is a safety operation

Before SecuriThings:

450+ controllers, firmware pushed one by one across a vast territory.
CSOC manually checking cameras instead of watching for real alarms.
Every truck roll a major safety operation on live power infrastructure

After SecuriThings:

Remote, bulk firmware upgrades across the entire controller fleet.
Automated offline reports free the CSOC to focus on genuine issues.
Remote restarts eliminate unnecessary truck rolls at power plant sites.

CASE #2: 8,000 devices with no vulnerability visibility

Before SecuriThings:

8,000 devices, multiple sites, firmware and passwords updated by hand.
No vulnerability visibility for a management program.
Alert fatigue plus an orphan inventory tracked in spreadsheets.

After SecuriThings:

Firmware and password rotation run automatically, fleet-wide.
Detailed vulnerability listings show patch availability and compatibility per device.
Maintenance mode ends false alerts; orphan cleanup delivered a full inventory.

NEXT STEP: PLATFORM PREVIEW

Do you know the status of your devices?

Provide us your device list and we'll run it through our platform, mapping real CVEs, EOL/EOS dates, and patch availability against your actual fleet.

Vulnerability exposure by severity CVE breakdown across your fleet
Device lifecycle status — EOL/EOS dates mapped to your actual devices
Patch availability — what's remediable and what isn't
Executive summary — ready to share with IT and security leadership

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