Substations protected. Operations continuous. NERC-aware.
Utility and power facility security with NERC CIP-aware procedures, substation patrols, and access control programs for critical infrastructure operators.
Pass NERC CIP. Protect the grid.
Get a utility security program aligned to CIP-006 and FBI liaison.
The risks unique to utility & power facilities.
Substation copper theft
Copper grounding and ancillary materials are recurring substation theft targets.
Physical attack & sabotage
Recent industry incidents have elevated physical attack response as a board-level priority.
NERC CIP compliance
NERC CIP-006 physical security requirements demand documented programs at high/medium impact assets.
Vendor & contractor sprawl
Maintenance windows bring large vendor populations requiring coordinated access control.
A program engineered for utility & power facilities.
Substation perimeter patrols
Vehicle patrols with photo verification, fence integrity checks, and copper-target inspection.
NERC CIP-aware access control
Documented access programs aligned to NERC CIP-006 physical security requirements.
Vendor & contractor management
Pre-authorization, escort assignment, and audit-ready documentation per visit.
Control center & GSOC support
Control center physical security and GSOC monitoring of CCTV and alarms.
Physical attack response
Drilled response to physical attack scenarios with PD and FBI liaison.
What changes after we deploy.
Regulatory compliance
Documented programs satisfy NERC CIP examiner expectations and audit cycles.
Operational continuity
Trained response keeps incidents from becoming grid-impacting outages.
Insurance positioning
Critical infrastructure carriers offer better terms for documented programs.
Public trust
Visible security supports public confidence in critical infrastructure operators.
Critical infrastructure. Documented security. Continuous operations.
Utility and power facility security built for grid reliability.
Why infrastructure operators choose us.
- NERC CIP-aware supervisors with utility operations experience
- Cleared officers available for sensitive substation assignments
- Coordination with FBI critical infrastructure liaison
- Multi-asset portfolio coverage for utility operators
Included in every contract.
- Access control
- Mobile patrol
- CCTV monitoring
- Patrol tracking
- Incident reporting
- Emergency response
- Visitor management
- Concierge security
From inquiry to deployment.
- Step 01
Discovery call
A 20-minute consult to map risk profile, coverage windows, and operational constraints.
- Step 02
On-site assessment
A licensed supervisor walks the property, scores vulnerabilities, and photographs critical posts.
- Step 03
Custom security plan
Documented post orders, escalation tree, KPI targets, and officer profile delivered for sign-off.
- Step 04
Deployment
Vetted, uniformed officers deploy with embedded supervision and 24/7 dispatch overlay from day one.
- Step 05
Reporting & review
Live DARs, incident reports with media, and quarterly executive reviews against agreed KPIs.
"Our last NERC audit physical security section had zero findings. The patrol documentation and access logs were specifically commended."
Pass NERC CIP. Protect the grid.
Get a utility security program aligned to CIP-006 and FBI liaison.
Frequently asked questions.
Are you familiar with NERC CIP-006?+
Yes — supervisors trained on NERC CIP-006 physical security requirements with audit-ready documentation.
Can you support substation patrols?+
Yes — vehicle patrols with photo verification, fence integrity checks, and copper-target inspection.
Do you provide cleared officers?+
Yes — cleared officers available for sensitive substation and control center assignments.
How do you handle vendor escort?+
Pre-authorization, badge issuance, and escort to work area with departure verification per CIP requirement.
Can you coordinate with FBI liaison?+
Yes — coordination with FBI critical infrastructure liaison for threat intelligence and incident response.
Do you support physical attack drills?+
Yes — drilled response coordinated with operations, control center, and law enforcement.
Can you support multi-asset coverage?+
Yes — multi-substation and multi-asset portfolio coverage with consolidated reporting.
Do officers carry weapons?+
Per utility policy and state regulation; armed coverage available for elevated-threat assets.
Critical infrastructure. Documented security. Continuous operations.
Utility and power facility security built for grid reliability.