Critical Infrastructure

Keep the water on. Keep the lights on.

Water systems, utilities, and the local governments that run them are being targeted by nation-state actors — with staff and budgets built for a different era.

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What’s at stake

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Most utilities in this country are run by a town, a county, or a district — not a corporation with a security team.
02
Federal incident reporting rules now reach systems serving as few as 3,300 residents.
03
The people attacking these systems are not looking for money.

What we cover

Around-the-clock monitoring of your network by people, not just software
Remote access that verifies every user and device, every time — with no permanent open door
Email defense that stops the message before someone clicks it
Continuous watch for your staff's stolen passwords appearing for sale
Physical security, cameras, and access control for the plant itself

Operations run on managed cybersecurity and 24/7 monitoring, and a risk assessment gives your board or council a plain-language picture of where the system stands before the next federal reporting deadline.

Responsible for the whole county, not just the plant? See Cities & Counties.

Case Study

Colonial Pipeline

2021 · 5,500 miles of pipeline · Fuel shortages across the Southeast

What happened

A ransomware group encrypted the company's business systems. The pipeline was shut down as a precaution, and the East Coast ran short of fuel for days.

How they got in

One password, for one remote-access account nobody was using anymore, exposed in an unrelated leak and never turned off. Nothing else stood in the way.

How TRINSEC 7 stops this attack

We find the door nobody remembers. We review every account with access to your network and shut down the ones that shouldn't be open.
We know when your passwords are for sale. We watch the criminal market for your staff's credentials and force a reset before anyone can use one.
A stolen password gets an attacker nothing. We verify the person and the device on every single connection, so knowing the password isn't enough to get in.
Someone is watching at 3 a.m. Our team monitors your network around the clock, so an intruder doesn't get days to work undisturbed.

Public incident, reported from open sources. Not a TRINSEC 7 client.

Find out what an attacker can already see.

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