
Oil and gas companies are key targets for cybercriminals due to their critical infrastructure, operational technology, and globally interconnected supply chains. From exploration to refining, every stage depends on digital systems that, if compromised, can disrupt operations, damage equipment, or halt production entirely. With increasing attacks on industrial control systems and remote sites, organizations must strengthen their cybersecurity posture to prevent operational failures, financial loss, and environmental risks.
Average cost of a data breach in the oil & gas sector in 2023
oil & gas sector sector attacks involve operational technology (OT) systems
Global cyber incidents targeting oil & gas organizations in 2024
Secure industrial control systems by implementing strict access policies, monitoring device behavior, and preventing unauthorized software that could disrupt drilling, refining, or pipeline operations.
Protect sensitive geological data, production reports, engineering files, and internal communications with policy-driven controls and strong encryption to reduce the risk of data exposure.
Apply comprehensive validation and application controls to minimize risks from contractors, vendors, and remote technicians who often access critical systems during maintenance and field operations.
Ensure that endpoints used in offshore platforms, refineries, and field operations meet security standards by blocking untrusted applications and enforcing safe configurations across all connected devices.
Oil and gas organizations must ensure the stability of critical operations while protecting sensitive engineering and production data. Implementing strong cybersecurity measures helps prevent operational disruptions, safeguard infrastructure, and maintain trust in a sector where downtime can have serious financial and environmental consequences.
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