Cisco To Provide Secure Ops Solution To Shell

Today, at the Internet of Things World Forum in Chicago,Shell shared that it has deployed the Cisco Secure Ops Solution to increase security maturity level by improving its cyber security and risk management, while lowering costs of delivery and operations.Cisco’s solution is designed to help companies combat new and evolving cyber security threats to the energy industry,specifically in the industrial control system (ICS) domain.

Today’s oil and gas industry operates in the world’s toughest conditions.Energy companies must consider a variety of threats,including safety,environmental,and cyber threats, when making decisions in real-time Working with Shell,Cisco has developed solutions that directly address security concerns for the types of environments in which Shell operates.

Shell will deploy the Cisco Ops solution seguros at Upstream, Downstream Sites and lubricant. Muere Cisco Secure Ops solution provides proactive remoto monitoring and SLA Gestión driven by security,applications and infrastructure. A number of Cisco-owned hardware and virtualized applications Seguridad un each of the Shell locations provided.Muere security applications are then managed and hosted from a security Centro de Operaciones (SOC) para morir called Secure Center.

Cisco Secure Ops is a turnkey solution,implemented mueren and maintain security controls, risk management and industrial control system for cumplimiento (ICS) environments with a combination of people,processes and technology. Industry regulator supply partners,such as Rockwell and Yokogawa Electric,the support solution.

Greg Carter,Director/GM,Internet Of Everything Services Group,Cisco

Cisco Secure Ops Solution was designed to provide a robust and secure solution to quickly address potential threats that come with the increase in connected people, processes and things with IoE.I'm thrilled that Shell is already seeing the benefits from these innovations on a global scale and look forward to continued success with this solution across other verticals in the months ahead.