Peruvian Energy Transmission Company Successfully Implements Zero-Trust Security Model for Critical OT Infrastructure

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Redinter, a Peruvian power transmission operator managing 1,686 km of high-voltage lines, modernized its OT infrastructure with Fortinet’s Security Fabric and zero-trust model. Facing challenges with aging devices, multivendor systems, and strict regulations, Redinter deployed FortiGate NGFWs, FortiSwitches, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, FortiAuthenticator, FortiNAC, and FortiEDR. Benefits include centralized management, real-time OT/IT visibility, automated threat prevention, and redundant SD-WAN links for uninterrupted operations. The solution cut deployment time, improved compliance, reduced downtime, and secured over 350 devices across substations—ensuring reliable electricity supply to millions.

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Peruvian Energy Transmission Company Successfully Implements Zero-Trust Security Model for Critical OT Infrastructure

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