Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity | Utility, Energy, Water & Transportation Security

What GDF delivers

Critical Infrastructure Security services built for outcome and defensibility.

Core capabilities

Critical infrastructure cybersecurity assessment aligned to CISA CPGs, NIST CSF, and operational risk
IT/OT segmentation, remote access, identity, vendor access, and logging review
Incident response readiness for outages, ransomware, intrusion, insider risk, and regulatory scrutiny
Executive reporting for boards, general counsel, insurers, and public-sector stakeholders

Our approach

Map critical functions, crown-jewel systems, operational dependencies, vendors, and data flows
Assess IT, OT, cloud, identity, remote access, backups, monitoring, and recovery assumptions
Prioritize risk by safety, continuity, legal exposure, financial impact, and exploitability
Deliver a defensible roadmap, evidence record, and executive briefing

Specialized practice lines

Specific capabilities within Critical Infrastructure Security.

Critical Infrastructure, OT & Utility Security

Best for utilities, water authorities, energy, transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, municipalities, insurers, and boards responsible for operational resilience.

Critical infrastructure cybersecurity Utility cybersecurity assessment OT security assessment ICS security SCADA security assessment Industrial control cybersecurity PLC and HMI exposure review IT/OT segmentation Remote access and vendor risk Operational incident response

Proof point

Critical infrastructure security must account for operational reality: legacy systems, uptime demands, vendor access, public trust, safety, and board-level accountability.

Related services

Build a stronger program around this work.

Biometrics & Identity Sciences

GDF supports matters involving biometric systems, identity verification, fingerprint authentication, facial comparison, access-control records, and disputed identity evidence.

OT, ICS & SCADA Security

GDF assesses OT networks, industrial control systems, SCADA environments, PLC exposure, remote engineering access, insecure protocols, vendor pathways, and incident-response readiness.

Utility Cybersecurity

GDF helps electric, water, wastewater, gas, energy, municipal, and regional utility organizations assess cyber risk, vendor exposure, OT readiness, incident response, and board reporting.

Protect the systems that communities, markets, and boards cannot afford to lose.