Cybersecurity for Waste Treatment Plants

Intrusion Detection System for thermal, biological and mechanical waste treatment infrastructure
  • Ensure NIS2 compliance

    … with a dedicated intrusion detection system for OT networks.

  • Secure your industrial processes

    … with a passive, non-intrusive OT cybersecurity monitoring.

  • Build your OT Security knowhow

    … through expert assistance for forensic analysis and operational support.

Meet your legal obligations and secure your industrial processes

Operators of critical waste treatment plants face two challenges at once with the NIS2 and the national cybersecurity regulations:

  1. They must meet their legal obligations to use an intrusion detection system in their OT networks.
  2. They have to build OT cyber security from scratch in the face of a prevailing skills shortage and limited resources.

Meanwhile, the thermal, biological and mechanical waste treatment plants must run 24/7/365. Therefore, cyber security for industrial processes must be simple, integrated and reliable.

We know our networks and service companies very well. Nevertheless, Rhebo’s intrusion detection system keeps surprising us by alerting us to security risks and irregularities that still remain in our OT communication.
Sven Wienand, Stadtwerke Bochum Netz system administrator
Stadtwerke Bochum Holding is a reliable supply partner for all residents of the German municipality of Bochum providing electricity, gas, district heating, water, telecommunications products and e-mobility.

OT Security Made Simple

  • Rhebo enables

    ... the rapid rollout of an incident detection system in critical infrastructure within 60 days.

  • Rhebo secure

    ... the continuity and availability of critical processes through passive and non-intrusive OT security monitoring.

  • Rhebo supports

    ... industrial companies in saving millions in security compliance fees and downtime money.

Lightweight intrusion detection for waste treatment operators

With the Rhebo intrusion detection system, owners and operators of waste treatment plants can monitor their OT networks for cyber attacks, manipulation and error states and initiate targeted mitigation measures.

The intrusion detection system passively monitors all communication processes within the OT network, provides comprehensive asset visibility, detects vulnerabilities and reports incidents in real time that could jeopardize the security and availability of the critical infrastructure.

Ensure NIS2 compliance

Owners and operators of waste-to-energy plants and waste incineration plants must comply to the NIS2 requirements and the respective national legislation. 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 challenges of NIS2 requirements in OT networks, and explains how you can overcome them while bringing the residual risk under control.

Download NIS2 eBook

Bridge the OT security skills gap

Rhebo supports its customers along the entire OT and IIoT security lifecycle – from initial risk analysis, to integration and baselining, to managed OT monitoring with the Rhebo threat and intrusion detection. Thus, operators of thermal, biological and mechanical waste treatment plants can focus on their core business without losing sight of the security of their critical processes.

Downloads

  • Solution Brief Rhebo

     

    Rhebo OT Security

    Overview of all Rhebo OT security offerings

     

    DOWNLOAD SOLUTION BRIEF

  • Customer Success Story

     

    Information about the intrusion detection system Rhebo Industrial Protector.

     

    DOWNLOAD FLYER

  • IEC 62443 White Paper

     

    White paper on how to implement IEC 62443 in your waste treatment plants

     

    DOWNLOAD WHITE PAPER

FIND OUT HOW RHEBO PROTECTS YOUR WASTE TREATMENT PLANT