Rhebo Story - Cybersecurity for
Energy storage manufacturers
Intrusion Detection System for residential & commercial energy storage vendors and operators
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Detect & mitigate cyber attacks fast
Prevent spillover to your storage fleet
Build your OT Security knowhow
Tailored Cybersecurity for your Energy Storage Use Case
The new energy sector challenge: cybersecurity
Modern, networked energy storage systems are particularly at risk within critical infrastructures. They are often far from direct control. Their communication technology is difficult to segment and shield. Private households or commercial operators require their own data interface in order to monitor performance and change settings.
At the same time, networked energy storage systems are not just individual facilities to be protected, but form fleets with tens of thousands of end devices. Both the storage systems as end devices or larger aggregate clusters and the operational technology (OT) that connects them must be protected against cyber attacks and error states effectively and in compliance with the law.
Benefits
(II)OT Security Made Simple
Rhebo supports
Rhebo enables
Rhebo ensures
Lightweight & powerful intrusion detection for energy storage devices
Rhebo's integrated deep packet inspection technology analyzes digital communication in detail and reports anomalous activities in real time. This reduces the risk of disruption to energy storage and prevents spillover of malware and attacks on the fleet.
The lightweight intrusion detection can be rolled, administered and updated centrally for all connected energy storage systems during operation.
Ensure NIS2 compliance
Many energy storage system vendors and operators must comply to the NIS2 requirements and respective national law. Rhebo supports your company in many aspects of the NIS2 Directive, particularly risk analysis, cyber hygiene, effectiveness assessment, intrusion detection, incident handling and reporting obligations.
This eBook examines the impact of NIS2 on companies, discusses the challenges and limitations in OT and IIoT networks, and explains how these can be overcome and the residual risk can be brought under control.
Bridge the OT security skills gap
