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OT & SCADA security · Tulsa, Oklahoma

This part of the country watches weather for a living.We watch the grid the same way.

Copperline Grid Security is a cybersecurity practice built for utilities, cooperatives and grid operators. This region already runs on one rhythm — watch, warn, respond, all clear. We point it at the systems that keep the lights on.

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  • OT & SCADA assessments
  • NERC CIP readiness
  • Incident response
  • Penetration testing
  • 24/7 monitoring
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Everything between the control room and the last pole.

A grid operator's attack surface isn't one network. It's the control paths, the field devices, the vendors and the shift change. We start by reading the whole thing.

  1. 01

    OT and SCADA networks

    The control paths, historians, HMIs and remote points operations actually runs on. We map them, and the routes in, before anyone else does.

  2. 02

    Substations and field devices

    Relays, RTUs and the communications that tie them back to the control center — including the ones nobody has an owner for anymore.

  3. 03

    People and process

    Shift handoffs, contractor access and the laptop that walks in through the gate. They are as much a part of the surface as any port.

A transmission substation at blue hour on the Oklahoma plains
Watch — blue hour at a transmission substation. Nothing moving yet.

Warning — incident response

The call comes in. The clock starts.

Incident response for OT environments. We work the incident alongside your operators instead of around them — containing the spread without taking the field offline, and keeping the record a compliance review is going to ask for.

Talk to an incident responder
  1. 01

    First contact

    You reach an engineer who works control-system incidents, not a call queue.

  2. 02

    Triage and containment

    We get onto the network with your operations team and stop the spread without cutting the field loose.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Logs, historian data and device images preserved in a form that holds up to an audit later.

  4. 04

    Recovery and reporting

    Back to service, with a written account of what happened and what to fix first.

A utility engineer working at an open relay panel in a switchyard at night
Warning — night work in a switchyard after a storm outage. Field devices get touched, replaced and sometimes left misconfigured.

Where the trouble starts

Three things cause trouble out here.

Most of what goes wrong on a grid traces back to one of these three. Every service we run is aimed at one of them.

Every service we run maps to one of these three.

  1. 01

    Weather

    Ice, wind, lightning and the outages they leave behind. Storm response is when field devices get touched, swapped and left misconfigured — and when remote access gets opened in a hurry.

    Incident response
  2. 02

    Aging equipment

    Relays and RTUs that have outlived their support windows, running firmware nobody wants to be the one to touch. The older the asset, the less it forgives a probe.

    OT & SCADA assessments · Penetration testing
  3. 03

    People

    Contractors, vendors, shift changes. Access that was meant to be temporary and never got closed, and the credentials that outlived the project they were created for.

    NERC CIP readiness

Response — services

Eyes on it, around the clock.

24/7 monitoring is the hardest part of this job, and the reason the rest of it works. We watch your OT environment continuously — and every assessment we run is built to make that watch sharper.

A security analyst on a night shift at a monitoring desk, face lit by screens
Response — the desk doesn't close.
  1. 01

    OT & SCADA security assessments

    A full read of your control network: assets, paths, remote access and the places a fault would hurt most.

  2. 02

    NERC CIP readiness

    Gap analysis, evidence and documentation support, so an audit finds the program already in order.

  3. 03

    Incident response

    Containment, forensics and recovery for OT environments, worked with the people who run the system.

  4. 04

    Penetration testing

    Authorized testing against the control network and the field devices behind it, in a maintenance window you choose.

  5. 05

    24/7 monitoring

    Continuous watch over your OT environment, with a person on the other end when something moves.

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All clear — contact

All clear. Let's keep it that way.

Tell us what you're looking at and we'll route it to the right engineer. Most conversations here start with one question — about a network, an audit date, or something that moved that shouldn't have.

Transmission lines at first light after a storm, over an empty field
All clear — first light after the weather passes. This is the part of the job we work toward.

Copperline Grid Security
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Utilities, cooperatives
and grid operators

Utilities, cooperatives and grid operators