Protecting retail operations and payment systems while supporting PCI-DSS-aligned security practices.
Monitors IT and OT via integrations to secure critical infrastructure
Multiple energy networks monitored for
anomalies
Large volumes of
customer accounts
monitored
Supports alignment to critical infrastructure security practices
Why MSPs must protect energy & utility environments
IT/OT convergence – SCADA, DCS and corporate IT share infrastructure, increasing cross-domain risk.
Regulatory frameworks – NERC CIP, IEC 62443 and ISO 27001 require continuous proof of controls.
Ransomware & safety – Breaches can halt power generation or damage critical equipment.
Supply-chain threats – Third-party vendors and software updates can introduce malware.
Smart-grid vulnerabilities – IoT sensors and smart meters expand the attack surface.
Energy companies demand operational resilience, physical safety and regulatory compliance.
Capability
Outcome for your security operations
Benefit to your clients
Enhanced Defense network detection
Passive sensors analyse Modbus, OPC UA and IT flows in real time
Machine-learning anomaly detection
ML models flag unusual control commands and lateral movement
Detect sabotage attempts or malware early
Automated vulnerability scanning
Scheduled scans across all IP-reachable assets
Identify and prioritise critical patching needs
Built-in SOAR playbooks
Automates containment - isolate compromised zones, block device communication
Minimise downtime and protect grid stability
Centralised open-XDR dashboard
Unified console correlating alerts, logs and scan results
How it works
enhanced.io
Your Team
Your Clients
Win and retain utility clients by proving OT security expertise.
Simplify regulatory audits for NERC CIP, IEC 62443 and ISO 27001.
Reduce safety incidents and unplanned outages with faster threat detection.
Enhance grid resilience through integrated IT/OT monitoring and response.
FAQs
Note on Data and Metrics
All figures are based on aggregated and anonymized client data from MSP partner deployments. Metrics represent typical volumes or qualitative estimates to illustrate scale and outcomes; they are not formal guarantees or certifications.
