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Industrial systems were never meant to face the internet.

Oil and gas companies run SCADA networks and control systems that now connect back to IT, and ransomware groups have noticed. Cypho finds what you expose online, follows the actors going after energy infrastructure, and watches for people impersonating your executives.

Asset inventory2,418 assets  /  sorted by risk
AssetTypeFindingRisk
dev-old.example.comSubdomainAdmin panel reachableCritical
203.0.113.24IPRDP open on 3389High
api.example.comAPISchema publicly readableHigh
mail.example.comDNSDMARC set to p=noneModerate
vpn.example.comCertificateExpires in 6 daysLow
Fig. 1 Asset inventory, sorted by risk. Sample data.
01The threat picture

In this sector, a breach can halt production.

ICS, SCADA and other operational technology run extraction, refining and distribution. As those systems connect to IT networks, an intrusion can disrupt production, compromise safety mechanisms and cause environmental harm.

Ransomware groups target pipeline operations, refinery processes and supply chain logistics. Others go after remote access systems and cloud vulnerabilities, or the aging SCADA systems, legacy PLCs and firmware that are hard to patch and lack modern controls.

The supply chain adds more doors. Drilling contractors, equipment vendors and logistics partners each bring credentials, APIs and vulnerabilities of their own. Executives get targeted directly, through spear-phishing, spoofed domains and social engineering aimed at operational data, financial systems and strategic communications.

02Outside-in view

Your exposure, the way an attacker sees it.

B / Attack Surface Management

Exposed OT and remote access

Operational technology and remote access systems that can be reached from the internet, found by scanning the assets connected to your domains.

B / Attack Surface Management

Admin panels and login portals

Management interfaces and authentication pages exposed to the internet, each with remediation steps to close them off.

C / Brand Protection

Leaked configurations

System configurations, internal documents and code that turn up on forums, paste sites or public repositories.

A / Threat Intelligence

Campaigns against energy

Ransomware groups and other actors targeting energy infrastructure, with their techniques, linked CVEs and victims by country and sector.

A / Threat Intelligence

Vulnerabilities in what you run

CVEs in the products you use, including older systems you add manually, ranked with CVSS and SVRS so the exploitable ones come first.

C / Brand Protection

Executive impersonation

Fake profiles of your executives, lookalike domains set up for spear-phishing, and mentions of key people across the web.

03What you get

Security findings weighed against operational risk.

Operational context
Threat data is weighed against asset importance, geographic risk and business impact.
Brand and people
Brand mentions, high-profile employees and customer references are monitored for early signs of abuse.
Continuous external monitoring
Misconfigurations and overlooked exposures are caught as your external footprint changes.
04Questions

What energy security teams ask us.

Do you monitor our OT network directly?

Cypho works from outside your network. We look for OT assets exposed to the internet, leaked configurations and threat actor campaigns aimed at energy infrastructure.

Can we follow the groups targeting our sector?

Yes. You can subscribe to threat actor profiles and follow their campaigns, tactics and linked CVEs, along with victim trends by sector and country.

What happens when you find an exposed admin panel?

It becomes an issue in your account with an impact summary and remediation steps. If something is unclear, comment on the issue and an analyst replies.

Unknown threats are unstoppable. Until we expose them.

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