Industrial Security Center, powered by Hitachi ABB, Securitas, and Telekom Security
Full transparency for secure and efficient operations
The rise in cyber and physical attacks increases the risks to the operation of critical infrastructures. Utility companies need to increase security in all areas of their business. The Industrial Security Center creates the transparency necessary for this in IT and OT infrastructures and at physical locations through a unique combination of expert knowledge and technology. In this way, utility companies can respond quickly and efficiently to attacks across all security disciplines and comply with regulatory requirements at the same time.
Strong cyber security partners
The Industrial Security Center combines the expert knowledge and experience of partners Hitachi Energy, Securitas, and Telekom Security. Information on cyber, physical and OT security is collected and analyzed by teams of experts in real time. The Security Operations Centers process all of the data and can react quickly. This allows utility companies to focus on the operation of their plants. The Industrial Security Center takes care of security.
Expert in Protecting Critical Infrastructure with SOC
Telekom Security operates some of the largest integrated Security Operating Centers (SOC) across the globe. It offers expertise in the protection of data and critical infrastructure. With decades of experience, Telekom Security helps companies to respond faster to attacks and threats.
Global leader in physical security
Securitas AB offers a wide range of services, including specialist surveillance, technology solutions, consultation, and investigations. Securitas adapts offers to individual customer requirements in order to deliver the most effective security solutions.
Leading Global OEM for OT Systems
Hitachi Energy is a provider of technical energy and automation products, systems and service solutions across the supply chain of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution for customers from the utility sector, industry, and the transport and infrastructure sector.”
