Electric utilities face growing pressure to protect operational technology systems while meeting increasingly strict compliance and reporting requirements. As critical infrastructure providers, utilities must address evolving cyber threats, validate supply chain security, and report attempted breaches to regulators. This has led to expanded regulatory oversight from authorities such as NERC and the EU through the NIS Directive. Managing cybersecurity data and proving continuous compliance can be complex and resource intensive in distributed utility environments. Industrial Defender helps utilities address these challenges by automating cybersecurity and compliance workflows, centralizing OT asset and security data, and streamlining regulatory reporting. This approach improves security visi

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