External exposure for the infrastructure powering everything.
Energy infrastructure carries asymmetric attacker interest. Nation-state groups treat utilities and pipeline operators as strategic targets. Ransomware operators have demonstrated they can disrupt fuel distribution at national scale. The IT/OT boundary that protected operational technology for decades is increasingly porous. Deepinfo monitors the external surface continuously, with the threat-intelligence framing energy work requires.
Strategic targets in increasingly connected environments.
Energy is a strategic target sector. Nation-state groups maintain persistent operations against utilities, grid operators, and pipeline infrastructure. Recent breaches across the sector demonstrate that ransomware operators see energy infrastructure as both high-value and time-sensitive: operational disruption converts to ransom pressure quickly.
IT/OT convergence has changed the surface. Operational technology that ran on isolated networks for decades is increasingly internet-adjacent, sometimes deliberately for remote operations and sometimes inadvertently through cloud integration. The external surface includes more than just the corporate IT footprint; it includes the OT-adjacent infrastructure that an attacker might pivot to.
Deepinfo handles the surface scale and applies threat-actor framing scoped to the sector. The discovery engine surfaces assets across operational sites, regional subsidiaries, and joint-venture partners. Continuous scanning catches drift across the IT/OT boundary. Threat actor intelligence covers the named groups that operate against energy specifically.
Four platform capabilities, framed for energy security workflows.
Surface discovery across operational sites. Continuous scanning across IT/OT-adjacent assets. Threat actor intelligence scoped to energy. Vendor risk across the energy supply chain.
Surface discovery across operational sites.
EASM's Smart Asset Discovery surfaces assets across operational sites, regional subsidiaries, and joint-venture partners. Critical for organizations whose external surface includes more than the corporate IT footprint.
Continuous scanning across IT/OT-adjacent assets.
Seven-layer scanning continuously across every monitored asset. Drift detection on every change. Critical when OT-adjacent infrastructure changes need to surface immediately for review.
Threat actor intelligence on energy-sector campaigns.
CTI's Threat Actor Intelligence covers nation-state and ransomware groups active against energy. TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. The intelligence layer matches the threat profile.
Vendor risk across the energy supply chain.
TPRM applies continuous monitoring to every vendor in the energy supply chain: equipment suppliers, software providers, services contractors, joint-venture partners.
Workflows we see energy operators run.
Continuous vendor risk management.
Always-on external monitoring of every equipment supplier, software provider, and services contractor in the supply chain.
Read the use caseGroup-wide subsidiary oversight.
Monitoring of every operational site, regional subsidiary, and joint-venture partner as a separate portfolio with rolled-up dashboards.
Read the use caseIncident investigation and attribution.
Pivot through the data layer when something happens. Reverse lookups, threat actor TTP correlation, sametime-registered domain finder.
Read the use case“Energy infrastructure draws asymmetric attacker interest. Having external posture across IT and IT/OT-adjacent systems, with EPSS-prioritized patching, means we focus on what's actually being exploited against the sector.”
Other industries.
External exposure for organizations that operate adjacent to classified.
Defense manufacturers, contractors, and services firms operate under attacker assumptions different from any other industry.
See industry INDUSTRYExternal exposure for the institutions citizens depend on.
Government agencies face attacker pressure that mixes nation-state targeting with high-volume opportunistic attacks against citizen-facing services.
See industry INDUSTRYExternal exposure for the infrastructure carrying everything else.
Telecommunications operators run some of the largest external surfaces in any industry.
See industrySee exposure across your operational and IT-adjacent surface.
Run Deepinfo against your domain. The free threat exposure report scales to energy-sector surface sizes.