A 24/7 SOC for the IT beside your grid.
Control-center IT, SCADA management hosts, engineering workstations, and corporate networks are where auditors and adversaries both go looking, and they are usually the least watched part of a utility. A 24/7 U.S. SOC monitors that IT layer continuously, reaches the segmented zones standard cloud agents cannot deploy into, and turns every event into evidence you can put in front of a regulator.
Where utility IT security quietly breaks down.
The riskiest hosts are the least watched.
The IT around your operational network is isolated by design, and standard cloud agents cannot reach it. So the hosts an attacker wants most are the ones your monitoring never sees, and the gap stays invisible until something exploits it.
A small team cannot cover a 24/7 mandate.
Critical infrastructure runs around the clock, but most utility IT teams are a handful of people who go home at night. That coverage gap is the one problem you cannot hire your way out of, and the one an adversary is counting on.
Audit day is decided long before it arrives.
When a regulator or grant administrator asks what your controls actually did, you either hand over a clean record captured as you operated, or you spend the next two weeks rebuilding one under pressure. The evidence has to exist before the question gets asked.
We secure the IT side, and we are precise about where that line sits.
Plainly stated: ArmorPoint runs in your corporate and control-center IT, not on the operational technology that controls generation, transmission, distribution, or treatment. We monitor control-center IT, SCADA management hosts, and engineering workstations, reach segmented zones through local-cache deployment, then map that activity to NIST CSF and hand it back as audit-ready evidence. You get a partner who tells you exactly what it covers, so nothing critical is assumed to be watched when it is not.
A U.S.-based SOC watches the environment around the clock, and an analyst confirms every call before it reaches you. Operational technology stays with your dedicated OT platform; we cover the IT around it and correlate both layers into a single incident view.
Reach the isolated hosts. Cover the clock. Stand up at audit.
Every IT framework you answer to, tracked on one matrix.
NIST CSF is mapped to platform evidence and tracked as live control status, and many state public utility commissions reference it as the expected baseline. SOC 2 and PCI-DSS sit on the same matrix when your organization answers to them too. Operational-layer requirements stay with your OT platform, where they belong.
What changes for the people who keep the lights on.
Walk into the audit already holding the record.
NIST CSF control status comes straight from live data, and the evidence is captured as you operate. The grant administrator and the renewal review get a finished package, so an audit becomes a review instead of a reconstruction.
Eyes on the hosts that used to go dark.
Threats across identity, endpoints, and the IT inside your segmented zones get triaged around the clock by a U.S. SOC. The hosts that carry the most risk stop being the ones nobody is watching.
One platform that sits beside your OT.
Monitoring, identity, and compliance for the IT layer, correlated with your OT platform's events in one place. The ArmorPoint agent is detection that coexists with your EDR; it does not replace it.
Bring us your last audit finding and your darkest zone.
Give us thirty minutes. Tell us which regulator you answer to and what your last audit flagged, and we will show you exactly where ArmorPoint closes the IT-side gap, how it reaches the zones your agents cannot, and what the evidence package looks like at renewal.
Product screens are illustrative. Actual platform UI may differ.