ScottMadden routinely supports program development and organizational design for cybersecurity in utility operational technology (OT) departments.

Established a governance framework and defined clear cybersecurity roles, improving accountability and alignment with enterprise security standards across RRE Generation
Developed and operationalized a standardized risk-ranking and vulnerability management approach, reducing reliance on manual processes and enabling more consistent cybersecurity prioritization
Delivered a long-term cybersecurity roadmap and program plan, providing actionable milestones to support ongoing OT cybersecurity maturity and operational resilience
A Large Generation Fleet’s internal OT Cybersecurity policy, based on the NIST framework, aimed to enhance enterprise-wide cybersecurity, with Regulated and Renewable Energy (RRE) Generation as the pilot program. However, RRE Generation faced inefficiencies due to unclear governance, undefined roles, and reliance on manual processes for vulnerability management and system security. These gaps resulted in inconsistent cybersecurity implementation and operational challenges. The project focused on establishing governance, clarifying responsibilities, formalizing risk-based prioritization, and streamlining processes to strengthen RRE Generation’s cybersecurity posture.

A large electric and gas utility’s enterprise IT cybersecurity group initiated the IT-OT program to address the increasing threat of cyber attacks against OT found in the operating environment.

ScottMadden supported the preparation and planning of a cybersecurity framework and effectively communicated with multiple stakeholder groups the benefits the business could expect to see.

ScottMadden partnered with a large energy provider to align its security program with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).
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