A Sector-Specific Information Security Standard for Energy Utilities
ISO/IEC 27019 is an international standard developed by ISO and IEC to supplement ISO/IEC 27002 by addressing the unique information security requirements of the energy sector. It applies to all types of energy utilities, including electricity, gas, and heat, and focuses on operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS).
Key features include:
Because Cybersecurity in Energy Is Not Optional—It’s Mission-Critical
From grid operations to smart metering, digital transformation in energy comes with increasing exposure to cyber threats. ISO/IEC 27019 provides the strategic structure and practical tools needed to secure energy operations end-to-end.
✅ Protect Critical Infrastructure
Safeguard systems that are essential for public welfare and national security.
✅ Comply with Energy Regulations
Support compliance with NIS2 Directive, NERC CIP, and other jurisdiction-specific cybersecurity laws.
✅ Bridge IT and OT Security
Unify protection strategies across both information and operational technologies.
✅ Strengthen Incident Readiness
Improve detection, response, and recovery capabilities for energy-specific cyber incidents.
✅ Demonstrate Responsible Stewardship
Show regulators, partners, and customers a proactive approach to securing vital services.
Secure Energy. Assured Trust.
⚙️ For Operations & Engineering Teams
🏢 For Executive Leadership
👨💼 For IT & Security Teams
📈 For Business Continuity & Reputation
Powering Security in a Digital Energy World
🌐 Critical Infrastructure Protection – Build resilience into assets that power nations
🔒 Security with Precision – Implement controls relevant to your operational realities
📑 Regulatory Readiness – Stay ahead of fast-changing legal and cybersecurity obligations
🤝 Ecosystem Trust – Assure partners and customers that systems are responsibly secured
🔁 Future-Proofing – Adapt seamlessly to innovations like smart grids and IoT in energy
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