Defending the U.S. Energy Backbone at Scale

Inside Nation-State and Ransomware Threats Targeting U.S. Oil & Gas Infrastructure

Nation-state and ransomware actors are targeting U.S. oil and gas organizations by exploiting IT-OT convergence gaps, legacy ICS/SCADA systems, and limited OT visibility. This whitepaper explains how modern attacks evade siloed security controls, leverage OT-specific malware and pre-positioning tactics, and why unified, AI-driven security is essential to detect threats early, meet regulatory mandates, and protect critical energy infrastructure at scale. 

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A Quick Glimpse Inside the Whitepaper:

This whitepaper examines how nation-state and ransomware campaigns operate with long-term stealth across IT, OT, identity, network, and cloud environments, and why fragmented security architectures fail to detect intrusions before operational and national energy impact occurs.

Here’s what makes it worth your time:

  • How advanced threat groups exploit IT-OT convergence gaps, legacy ICS/SCADA systems, insecure remote access, and misconfigurations to gain persistent access to oil and gas environments.

  • Why credential abuse, low-noise lateral movement, and OT-focused tactics evade traditional SOC monitoring for months.

  • How disconnected SIEM, endpoint, network, and OT tools fail to correlate multi-stage attacks, and why unified visibility and autonomous response are critical.

This whitepaper focuses on strengthening cyber resilience to stop stealth intrusions before compliance violations, operational disruption, and national energy risk.

Ready to see how unified security changes the outcome?