Cybersecurity for OT

Real time monitoring, enables immediate response.

We are cybersecurity experts on industrial automation and control systems. SNOK™ – our real time monitoring solution – discovers and alerts break-in attempts on industrial assets.

Request a demo

We in Secure-NOK™ have designed our solutions bottom-up for industrial purposes. SNOK™ Cybersecurity Monitoring System can be deployed to all types of facilities from large plants to remote, unmanned stations. It provides you with automatic early warning of malware/virus, unauthorized changes and all stages of hacking attempts on your system.

News and events

Secure-NOK presents PLC security at drilling cybersecurity meeting

The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) is holding their next Cybersecurity committee meeting in Stavanger, Norway April 25th. The program will focus on cybersecurity from an OEM perspective and Secure-NOK' Erlend Engum and Noroff-student Erik...

Secure-NOK presents at Paranoia in Oslo May 21-22nd

Secure-NOK and IFE puts Industrial Cybersecurity on the agenda at Paranoia. Paranoia is amongst the largest Cybersecurity conferences in the Nordics. This year Secure-NOK together with Institutt for Energiteknikk (IFE) is will be presenting how to stay secure during...

Visit our booth and listen to our presentation at NFEA Cyber Security Conference in Oslo April 24-25th

Going to NFEA's Cyber Security Conference 2019? Stop by us for a chat. NFEA's Cyber Security Conference 2019 focus on the subjects Cyber Security and Cyber Safety. Don't miss Secure-NOK's Erlend Engum's presentation on how to detect cyberattacks on industrial...

Critical Infrastructure

Hacking, malware and viruses have attacked IT systems for decades. Recently, cyberattacks has grown into a serious threat to critical industrial infrastructure as well. What has happened and how can infrastructure be protected?

Read blog post

Oil & Gas

Assets in the Oil & Gas Industry are attractive targets for cyber-attacks with potentially severe consequences. Combined with strong digitalization and automation trends the cyber risk is rapidly increasing. Read about what regulators and the industry itself is doing to reduce its risk exposure.

Read blog post

Electric Power

Today, society reliable operation of the power grid is critical for our society. The tolerance for major outages is low. At the same time, operation of the grid relies heavily on automated control systems that are vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Read critical infrastructure blog post

Water

Traditionally, security risks to Water Management Systems have been mitigated through maintaining an “air-gap” from other computer systems. Today technical similarity and interconnectivity with IT systems are increasing and so is the exposure to the global cyber threat landscape.

Read critical infrastructure blog post

Transportation

Railway signaling, flight control, traffic light control and other transportation management systems depends on automated systems. Some of these systems may be vital to a nation’s security. For all, safe and reliable operation is essential.

Read critical infrastructure blog post

Manufacturing

Modern manufacturing rely on inter-connected power-driven machinery. With the transition to Industry 4.0’s massive interconnectivity, questions arise of how to prevent cyberattacks to avoid manufacturing downtime, damage to equipment as well as safety risks to personnel.

Read blog post (coming soon)

Process industry

PLCs are the automation workhorses of processing plants. These rugged, reliable devices control often critical processes. Traditionally, PLCs are not designed with security in mind. A cyber attack or tampering with PLCs can cause downtime or even destruction and accidents.

Read blog post (coming soon)

Maritime

Ships are becoming increasingly connected and reliant on software intensive systems. Combined with continued use of legacy systems not designed to be secure and generally low cybersecurity awareness among seafarers, maritime vessels are vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Read blog post

Asset Discovery

SNOK gives visibility of endpoints in the network and their communication patterns.

Real Time Monitoring

SNOK monitors industrial networks and endpoints in real time for all types of cyber attacks.

Enterprise Solutions

SNOK scales hierarchically for large, complex multi-site industrial infrastructures.

All Features

Why Choose Secure-NOK™?

Secure-NOK™ notifies you of attacks on your infrastructure at an early stage. SNOK™ provides you the time and insight to respond before attacks have costly and dangerous effects.

BETTER: SNOK™ uses Anomaly Behavioral Detection – known malware as well as threats never seen before are detected and alerted in real time. SNOK™ is compatible with legacy devices keeping blind spots to a minimum.

CHEAPER: SNOK™ can run on your existing hardware or as an appliance on an industrial unit of your choice. SNOK™ monitors your network and endpoints as is, there is no need for network reconfiguration.

EASIER AND FASTER: Installation is easy and fast as it does not disrupt the already running industrial processes.

See our products

Our Approach

Industrial infrastructure such as oil & gas installations, the electrical power grid, manufacturing plants, and many more are critical for our society as we know it.

Ensuring reliable performance of these functions has traditionally focused on safe and reliable operation. At the same time, industrial infrastructure has always been an attractive target for politically or economically motivated attackers. This has caused owners to deploy security measures such as fences and CCTV cameras to protect their industrial sites.

As industrial infrastructure is rapidly transitioning into the digital age, cyber-attacks on OT systems are rising on the list of preferred method for attackers. Traditional cybersecurity protection methods are however not tailored for industrial settings and might allow advanced threats to go undetected. That is why we have designed SNOK™ specifically to meet the needs of owners of industrial automation and control systems (IACS).

Need help getting started?

Use our competence

Our experienced staff can provide advice on your OT Cybersecurity Program.

We offer Analysis Services to help you get the most out of our monitoring solutions.

Secure-NOK is part of NIST NCCoE Consortium

Secure-NOK is working with NIST in the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence Capabilities Assessment for Securing Manufacturing Industrial Control Systems Use Case Consortium to develop practical, interoperable cybersecurity approaches that address the real-world needs of complex Information Technology (IT) systems.

By accelerating dissemination and use of these integrated tools and technologies for protecting IT assets, the NCCoE will enhance trust in U.S. IT communications, data, and storage systems; reduce risk for companies and individuals using IT systems; and encourage development of innovative, job-creating cybersecurity products and services. NIST does not evaluate commercial products under this Consortium and does not endorse any product or service used.

Additional information on this Consortium can be found here.

"Cras malesuada fermentum sollicitudin. Ut at nunc ut lectus interdum consectetur et quis erat. Etiam vel lacus ex."

– Ali Sayed