Energy companies

We help your energy company meet new cyber security challenges

In August 2018, a new and important legislation came into force based on the EU-directive NIS (Network and Information Security). The law pushes high demands on IT security for energy companies. Lack of compliance can lead to serious consequences for companies, for example getting withdrawn from the market. This means that vulnerability assessment becomes more or less a requirement. This new legislation is placed on top of the data protection regulation (GDPR) which also places increased demands on IT security.

Holm Security VMP helps your energy company take control of the IT-security and understand how vulnerable you are to threats today and in the future. We provide you with all the information you need to remedy vulnerabilities and strengthen your IT-security.

Big within the energy sector

Holm Security is one of Europe’s largest suppliers of automated and continuous vulnerability management for energy companies. It gives us great experience and understanding of your particular challenge. See some examples of energy companies that we work with today here.

NIS - requirements for systematic IT security work

The NIS directive demands that all organizations that carry out services that are crucial for the society, such as energy supply, must be able to prove that they work in a systematic, structured and continuous way with the security in their IT environment. The background of this NIS directive is the increased threat for all types of organizations - not least from foreign powers.

Foreign powers - a growing threat

Foreign powers accounted for millions of attacks against organizations in Europe in 2018. The goal with these attacks could be industrial espionage, sabotage or use of hacked computers to attack other targets. For energy companies, the main risk is considered to be sabotage of the energy network.

Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - protect personal data