Enable Efficient Risk Management and Transfer
CISOs, OT Facility Managers, Cybersecurity Practitioners, Executive Boards and Insurers need better quantification of cyber risks across their fleet of Operational Technology (OT) assets to enable efficient risk management and transfer.
DeNexus delivers an evidence-based solution for OT industrial stakeholders to gain visibility into each facility’s cyber exposure, calculate the probability and financial impact of potential cyber incidents, and prioritize risk mitigation based on ROI or other KPIs.
End-to-End Solution for Cyber Risk
Identify Exposures
Translate vulnerabilities in your OT infrastructure into potential risk for your business.
Quantify Cyber Risk
Evaluate the financial impact of cyber risk at all times across all your OT individual assets and entire portfolio. Know where your business is most at risk.
Prioritize Risk Mitigation Projects
Easily visualize how each risk mitigation project reduces your exposure and improves your risk profile.
Justify Cybersecurity Investments
Use risk mitigation ROI analyses to make informed decisions on where to invest first.
Compare to Peers
Benchmark your cyber risk posture against your industry peers and across your fleet of assets.
Optimize Risk Transfer
Use our outputs to guide your cybersecurity and risk management strategy, including cyber insurance.
A New Approach to OT Cyber Risk
CISO - CFO Collaboration
Cyber risk is a technology AND a business issue. DeNexus gives CISOs and CFOs a solution to collaborate and prioritize cyber investments.
Risk Visibility at All Levels
DeNexus aggregates the risk across all your sites and delivers a clear picture of the potential impact of cyber incidents on your business.
Optimized Budget
DeNexus empowers you to prioritize cybersecurity efforts and allocate resources by showing where you are most at risk
Rich Cyber Risk Metrics
DeNexus shows the highest risk vulnerabilities, access vectors and sites to CISOs and the cybersecurity projects with the highest ROI and mitigation impact to CFOs.
Analysis is available for each site or a grouping of sites with comparison to industry peers.
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The OT Cyber Insurance Gap: Why Traditional Policies Often Miss Cyber-Physical Loss
This post is part three of a 4-part series for infrastructure fund professionals (GPs, portfolio operations, and risk leaders) focused on Operational Technology (OT) cyber risk and cyber-physical loss. Missed part one? Or part two? Read them there.
AI Data Centers Are Becoming Cyber-Physical Systems, and Security Must Follow
AI is pushing data centers into a new operating regime: denser compute, higher and more volatile power draw, more automation, and tighter coupling between IT operations and facilities control systems (such as building management systems (BMS), data center infrastructure management (DCIM), and electrical power monitoring (EPMS). That coupling changes the risk equation. Many cyber incidents that used to be “IT problems” now have a credible pathway to become cyber-physical events: reduced capacity, power outages, thermal excursions, equipment stress, forced shutdowns, and availability impacts that propagate across dependent services and customer SLAs.
The booklet describes why this shift is accelerating under growth pressure. The International Energy Agency projects that electricity demand from data centers worldwide will more than double by 2030 to around 945 TWh, with AI a key driver and AI-optimized data centers demand projected to more than quadruple.[1]