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Live network map and correlated event feed. Cyber events sit alongside physical events — because they live in the same platform.
Most OT tools watch one thing. VigilantGrid watches four.
Network traffic analysis is table stakes. VigilantGrid correlates four independent data sources — so when something looks normal in one, you can see what it looks like in the others.
DNP3, Modbus, IEC-61850, IP. East-west and north-south flows from RTUs, PLCs, and field devices.
Authentication, configuration changes, command-and-control activity, audit trails from SCADA, OPC, and security concentrators.
Voltage, current, tap positions, breaker states, pressure, flow, fault waveforms. The system telling you what it’s actually doing.
Version inventory, change detection, CVE matching, and tampering alerts across every relay, RTU, and PLC in the fleet.
Everything from cyber attacks to tap counts.
The same platform sees both ends of the spectrum. Other tools see only one — usually the wrong one for the situation in front of you.
Foreign IP outbound traffic, an authentication anomaly on the local OPC server, and a firmware-version change on a nearby relay — three weak signals across three data sources, correlated into one high-priority alert before any operational impact.
Physics monitoring caught a slowly drifting tap-changer that no SCADA alarm threshold was watching. Bearing wear surfaced six months before failure — through one tap-count time series.
Both happened. Both surfaced through VigilantGrid. The same platform sees them.
Utility control systems were never built for today’s threat surface.
Most OT environments lack continuous visibility, can’t correlate cyber and physical events in time to act, and rely on manual processes that don’t scale across substations, pump stations, treatment plants, and compressor stations.
Cyber detection tools don’t understand DNP3, Modbus, or IEC-61850. SCADA alarms don’t see network anomalies. Neither team gets the full picture.
RTU and relay settings drift over years. Default credentials linger. Firmware versions diverge across the fleet. None of it is visible until something breaks or fails an audit.
NERC-CIP, TSA pipeline cybersecurity, and AWIA / EPA water requirements all want evidence. Assembling it manually pulls senior engineers away from real work.
What VigilantGrid does, day to day.
One pane for control-system events — substation, pump station, compressor station, control center.
OT-aware detection rules that understand DNP3, Modbus, and IEC-61850 — not just IP traffic.
Continuous traffic analysis from RTUs, PLCs, and field devices to surface anomalies and policy violations.
Inventory every device’s firmware version against known CVEs — with audit-ready evidence.
Pull fault data from substations and field devices automatically — no truck rolls, no manual exports.
Replay correlated events across cyber and physical layers to compress investigation time from days to minutes.
Every corner of the control-system network.
Passive event collection, sanitization, and storage across the assets that actually run your utility.
Water, electric, and gas utilities — one platform.
Designed for the protocols, devices, and regulatory regimes that real utility OT environments actually run on.
Substation RTUs, protection relays, SCADA, NERC-CIP audit posture — covered by one platform with native DNP3 and IEC-61850 awareness.
Pump-station PLCs, treatment SCADA, lift-station RTUs — with cybersecurity posture documented to AWIA / EPA expectations.
Compressor stations, regulator stations, gathering RTUs — with TSA pipeline cybersecurity directive documentation built in.
Pair the platform with expert hands.
VigilantGrid is the platform. These two services let GridIntel design, build, and operate your OT security program on top of it.
Design and harden the OT security architecture that VigilantGrid monitors. Network segmentation, hardened RTU and relay configurations, vulnerability remediation roadmap, and audit-ready documentation.
24/7 expert monitoring on top of VigilantGrid. GridIntel OT analysts triage cyber and physical alerts, escalate real incidents, and deliver monthly executive reports — without the cost and staffing of building your own SOC.
Four steps from device to decision.
Passively connect to field devices, SCADA systems, and security concentrators. No agents on production OT.
Events sanitized and normalized into a unified time-series store across all four data sources.
OT-aware rules surface real signals: a misconfigured RTU spotted alongside a relay misoperation that follows it.
Engineers, security, and compliance get role-based dashboards, real-time alerts, and audit-ready reports.
See VigilantGrid on your control system.
A 30-minute walkthrough with a GridIntel specialist — tailored to your environment, no commitment.