The cip collaborative

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We know that not every utility company is the same.  We recommend starting with an assessment where we learn more about your company, your business requirements and any identified risks. Included in this assessment we recommend at least one or two site visits to your substations and facilities.

The Deliverable: CIP Assessment document, including GAP analysis recommendations.

Our patent-pending ballistic cape is cost-effective, ultra-lightweight, and meets UL and NIJ ballistic standards. It is also non-corrosive and non-conductive, and facilitates necessary airflow for cooling.

These technologies can stand alone or be programmatically integrated with the embedded ballistic detection sensor and / or other collaborative technologies to immediately dispatch robots and / or drones to specific coordinates.

"Tier 2 substations" (e.g. 230kV, 160kV) typically have less technology than 500kV sites, but are the most common targets for adversaries.  Standardized cameras and Mobile Surveillance Units (MSU) are vital to the success of our technology-driven, CIP collaborative.

Fence-mounted intrusion detection systems for perimeter fences. The fence detection cable uses accelerometers to detect fence vibrations generated by intrusion attempts made by cutting, climbing or lifting the fence.

 In those moments of crisis, every second matters. Spending critical minutes aligning location information can be disastrous.  Standardized mapping enables better communication and incident response during an incident.

With the significant increase in physical attacks on substations and U.S. critical infrastructure, protecting those facilities and assets can't wait.  We were able to facilitate a $50-$100M financial instrument, specifically for a Corporate Security Department to invest in technology-driven, physical security solutions.