Indegy Customer Wins 2019 CSO50 Award for Project that Protects Public Utilities from Cyber Threats

City of Raleigh Relies On Indegy Industrial Cyber Security Suite to Maintain the Safety and Availability of Water and Other Utilities

NEW YORK--()--Indegy, a leader in industrial cyber security, today announced the City of Raleigh has been named an honoree in the prestigious 2019 CSO50 Awards from IDG's CSO. The annual CSO50 awards recognize a select group of organizations for security projects that have demonstrated outstanding business value and thought leadership. The City of Raleigh was selected for implementing the Indegy Industrial Cyber Security Suite to protect its operational technology (OT) network and industrial control systems (ICS) from cyber threats, insider attacks and human error.

The City of Raleigh will be honored at a special awards dinner on April 10 during the CSO50 Conference + Awards at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona. A full list of the CSO50 Award honorees is posted online at: https://bit.ly/2za5PCv.

“We are honored that our project was recognized with a CSO50 Award. Raleigh is one of the fastest growing regions in the country, so ensuring the availability and safety of our water supply and other utilities is a constantly evolving challenge,” said Steve Worley, SCADA Security Manager for the City of Raleigh. “We chose the Indegy platform for its unique ability to monitor, proactively detect and alert our staff to any changes made to our industrial control systems that could impact their integrity and proper operation.”

The City of Raleigh Public Utilities Department is committed to building a safer, more secure and more resilient critical infrastructure for its constituency. The City partnered with Indegy to implement a state of the art industrial security solution that provides visibility, protection and control to detect and prevent threats before they can impact the operation and safety of its water supply systems and utilities. They required a solution that would grow and adapt to their dynamic needs -- which now include providing potable water, wastewater, and reclaimed water services to the City and to the communities of Garner, Knightdale, Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, and Zebulon.

“Municipal water supplies represent one of the nation’s most critical infrastructures, yet visibility and control into the security of the industrial systems used to operate them is often sorely lacking or non existent,” said Barak Perelman, CEO of Indegy. “The City of Raleigh is being honored with this CSO50 award for its leadership and innovation in protecting its water supply and other utilities from external and internal threats. Steve Worley and his team are blazing a new trail for critical infrastructure protection that other water and public utilities can follow using technology from Indegy. ”

Using Indegy, the City’s small staff is now able to centrally monitor all activity occurring in water and utility infrastructures right down to configuration and software changes made on individual industrial control devices. Alerts are automatically generated when suspicious, unexpected or policy violations occur. Indegy also provides auditing capabilities for internal changes so devices can be restored to a known good state in the event of an incident.

“This year’s class of CSO50 award winners raise the bar on security innovation,” said Amy Bennett, executive editor, CSO. “While delivering business value and demonstrating thought leadership are the metrics on which they are measured, the greater value is in the peer-to-peer sharing of ideas across a range of industries, across company sizes, for-profit and not-for-profit, public and private. The magic really happens on the stage at the CSO50 conference when these projects are brought to life in presentations and panel discussions. It is an honor to give them the recognition they deserve.”

About the CSO50 Awards
The CSO50 Awards recognizes 50 organizations for security projects and initiatives that demonstrate outstanding business value and thought leadership. The CSO50 Awards are scored according to a uniform set of criteria by a panel of judges that includes security leaders and industry experts. The 2019 awards will be presented at the CSO50 Conference + Awards, April 8- 10, 2019, at the Talking Stick Resort, Scottsdale, Arizona.

About CSO
CSO is the premier content and community resource for security decision-makers leading “business risk management” efforts within their organization. For more than a decade, CSO’s award-winning web site (CSOonline.com), executive conferences, strategic marketing services and research have equipped security decision-makers to mitigate both IT and corporate/physical risk for their organizations and provided opportunities for security vendors looking to reach this audience. To assist CSOs in educating their organizations’ employees on corporate and personal security practices, CSO also produces the quarterly newsletter Security Smart. CSO is published by IDG Communications, Inc. Company information is available at www.idg.com.

About Indegy
Indegy, a leader in industrial cyber security, protects industrial control system (ICS) networks from cyber threats, malicious insiders and human error. The Indegy Industrial Cyber Security Suite arms security and operations teams with full visibility, security and control of ICS activity and threats by combining hybrid, policy-based monitoring and network anomaly detection with unique device integrity checks. Indegy solutions are installed in manufacturing, pharmaceutical, energy, water and other industrial organizations around the world.

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Contacts

Marc Gendron PR for Indegy
Marc Gendron, 781-237-0341
marc@mgpr.net

Release Summary

City selected Indegy to monitor, detect and alert on changes that could impact the safety and availability of water and utility control systems.

Contacts

Marc Gendron PR for Indegy
Marc Gendron, 781-237-0341
marc@mgpr.net