Security for systems that keep the lights on
Grid operators, utilities, and infrastructure providers run software close to physical processes, on networks deliberately cut off from the world, under regulation that now names software risk explicitly. SecuNexa brings full application security coverage to exactly those conditions.
The operator’s dilemma
Regulation reached software
Frameworks like NIS2 in the EU make cybersecurity risk management, including supply chain and vulnerability handling, a legal duty for essential entities.
IT tools, OT constraints
The software around industrial control systems must be scanned with tools that respect isolation, change control, and uptime demands foreign to typical IT tooling.
Vendor software everywhere
Operators run large amounts of third-party software they did not write but must still account for.
How SecuNexa answers it
Zero-connectivity operation
Engines and vulnerability data function entirely offline, matching the segmentation your OT architecture already enforces.
Account for what you did not write
SBOM generation and binary-aware analysis build inventories of vendor-delivered software, monitored for new disclosures over time.
Scanning that respects operations
Deterministic, read-only analysis and carefully scoped network sweeps, built to run inside change windows without surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Can this scan inside OT or SCADA-adjacent networks?
The platform is designed for isolated segments: no egress, no agents required on sensitive hosts, and network scanning with conservative, configurable behavior. What to scan and when remains under your change control.
How does it help with NIS2-style duties?
It provides the technical substance behind several duties: knowing your software, managing vulnerabilities, and evidencing both with auditable records. Legal interpretation and governance remain with your compliance function.
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