Securing Critical Infrastructures of Utility Companies

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Discover how Berliner Wasserwerke slashed service calls by 90 % and boosted operational security in their latest user report.

Our Auconet infrastructure control boosts our security, cuts our service costs dramatically, and gets our machinery back online faster, in many cases without operator intervention!”

Michael Böttcher
IT Security Engineer, Water Supply Control System, Berliner Wasserbetriebe

The threat to your critical infrastructure is on the rise!

The risk of your industrial control systems becoming the target of cyber attacks is increasing by the day. To counter this risk, you need to implement appropriate measures to protect your IT network as well as all industrial devices and SCADA systems! As part of this, it is imperative that you are able to perform real-time identification and management of all routers, switches and endpoints from any vendor.

However, managing a heterogeneous IT network infrastructure in the utilities sector is often a highly complex and costly affair.

Let us show you a much more simple and secure way to protect your critical infrastructure!

Central infrastructure control

  • Increased security

  • Drastically reduced service expense 

  • Gets your machines back up and running faster – in many cases even without operator intervention

Eliminate unnecessary costs!

Monitoring Your Critical Systems

  • Central monitoring and protection of both your SCADA infrastructure across all sites and your IT infrastructure.

  • Automation of all required processes.

  • Proof of secure and compliant operations.

  • Clear graphical representations always show the current system topology.

Learn from the Berliner Wasserbetriebe user report

  • Bring transparency to the WAN and LAN

  • Set up a central alert and event console

  • Graphical representation of the current system topology

  • Monitoring of all WAN and LAN components from a central location

  • Monitoring of SCADA servers and clients incl. fault correction

  • Set up a test environment for all relevant system components

Customer

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Berliner Wasserbetriebe
Neue Jüdenstraße 1
10179 Berlin
Germany

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