Cyber security for oil & gas

Problem statement

The industrial and manufacturing industry is the one of the most targeted sectors for cybercrime, together with finance and government sectors.

According to IBM and the Ponemon Institute,
the average cost of a data breach
in the industrial sector is above

$ 4 000 000

Cyberattacks can range from causing minor production disruption to inflicting serious damage to machinery.

PUBLIC CASES

Oil tanking and Mabanaft (Germany)

Disruption of supply chains, conflict with Shell

Sea-Invest (Global)

Shutdown of terminals around the World

Saudi Aramco (KSA)

Data leak and an attempt to extort $50 million

Colonial Pipeline (US)

Complete shutdown for 5 days +
Joe Biden announcement

RISK OVERVIEW

Potential Damage

Disturbance
of technological (production) process

Theft of intellectual property

Catastrophic downtime
of infrastructure

Extortion of funds

Physical damage

Confidential information leakage

Our Solution

How it works

On the basis of a single centralized platform, "traps" are created - digital twins of real devices that initiate the connection of cyberattacks to themselves, protecting the organization's real services.

Purpose

Verification and analysis of collected artifacts
Interaction with the attacker and collection of information
Monitoring of cyberattacks on any type of digital twins
Blocking the spread of cyber attacks in IT infrastructure
Information Security Alert

Deployment

Solutions for industrial sector

FV-DECEPTION system for monitoring and blocking cyberattacks on any type of device in the IT infrastructure.

How it works

Detect connections to traps that simulate real enterprise services
Promptly notify security officers about the fact of an attack in real time
Interaction with the attacker in order to gather as much information about him as possible

Purpose

Traps can imitate any IT infrastructure objects: WEB server, FTP server, E-mail server, Workplace, Firewall, OS, Router, Switch, IoT / IIoT equipment, etc.
The elements (sensors) are deployed on each company network (VLAN) and connected to the management module
Each element (sensor) deploys a set of traps corresponding to real devices, computers and services on the network
An additional important feature of the system is the built-in vulnerability scanner. Each element (sensor) in the system can scan its network for vulnerabilities.