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The oil and gas industry is no stranger to major cybersecurity attacks, attempting to disrupt operations and services. Oil and gas companies represent a big target for nation states and hacktivists aiming to disrupt business operations. Working with key players in the oil and gas industry to ensure they have the right IT and OT security controls and help them identify potential weaknesses.
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Like critical industries everywhere, oil and gas operations – upstream, midstream, and downstream – make prime targets for cyber threats of all kinds. Ongoing digitization in the industry and a transition away from centralized systems to distributed management strategies have made managing cyber risks essential for oil and gas. Effective cybersecurity investments will be increasingly necessary for oil and gas companies to avoid future attacks.
74%
In 2024, 74% of oil & gas companies reported experiencing at least one cybersecurity incident in their OT/ICS environment within the past 12 months.
$40.18B
Projected size of the global oil & gas cybersecurity market by 2030, with a CAGR of 6.8%.
$5.56M
The average total cost per data breach in the industrial/energy sector is $5.56 million, reflecting an 18% rise over the previous year.
Fake emails and spoofed domains target staff to gain access to internal systems, often leading to ransomware or data exfiltration.
Legacy control systems are often poorly segmented or updated, making them prime targets for remote exploitation and operational disruption.
Attackers steal proprietary data like drilling techniques, pipeline schematics, or chemical formulas to gain competitive or political advantage.
Disgruntled employees or contractors may intentionally alter, delete, or leak sensitive data, disrupting operations or aiding competitors.
Each business in the oil and gas industry faces unique risks and will need to adopt some business-specific cybersecurity policies as a result. However, some commonalities will allow companies to take some of the same steps to strengthen their cyber defenses. Increasing cybercrime requires a cybersecurity strategy that addresses specific cyberthreats in the oil and gas industries. This should include the following-
Dionach’s cyber security experts have a solid history of working with oil and gas industries, delivering safe audits of critical Operational Technology (OT) and Process Control Networks (PCNs). As a trusted cyber security partner for oil & gas organisations, our long standing 25-year background, combined with our in-house innovation and research team enable us to stay on top of the latest cyber security threats to oil & gas and empower organisations to meet the challenges faced in today’s complex cyber security landscape.
We deliver the whole spectrum of cyber security services, from long-term, enterprise wide strategy and implementation projects to single penetration tests.
Our team works with you to identify and assess your organisation’s vulnerabilities, define enterprise-wide goals, and advise how best to achieve them.
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Independent, unbiased, personalised – this is how we define our services. We guide you to spend wisely and invest in change efficiently.
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