For distribution system operators (DSOs), security and grid-engineering teams making connected assets controllable. Choose local protection for operating assets, or a bounded test scope when change needs to be rehearsed.
Applicable cybersecurity and product requirements, and who accepts the result, depend on the actor and deployment.
Authorized paths do not establish that every action is appropriate. Local policies need to complement OEM security, segmentation and central monitoring.
Configuration and external-control changes can create cohort-wide impact. The consequence needs to be assessed before a rollout reaches the field layer.
An isolated representative copy gives bounded space for a change or attack question; production remains the operating environment.
Digital commands now reach further into the grid. Protection is needed where assets operate; changes need to be tested away from live operations.
Pillar 1 · Protect
When new connections reach live assets
AX-Energy Protect adds local observation, anomaly detection and policy enforcement for supported energy grid endpoints, alongside OEM security, segmentation and central monitoring.
Pillar 3 · Resilience
When change needs evidence before rollout
AX-Cyberrange provides an isolated representative environment for a scoped configuration change or attack scenario, without experimenting on the live grid.
Test scope and model fidelity are agreed per environment. Available independently of Protect.
aXite contributes a digital twin of the Slim Strandnet to the Cyber-Secure Energy Hubs project, co-funded by the European Union and Kansen voor West. Project in progress.
Bring the assets, connections and acceptance question. The next conversation can focus on independent protection, an isolated test, or both.
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