Cyber Defense for Water & Wastewater

Passive investigation across plant IT and OT. CrunchAtlas builds the case and report. Operators command every action.

Water and wastewater treatment plant

Partners & Programs

Department of War
Danvers Electric
NEUCIC
NVIDIA Inception Program
MissionLink
Carahsoft
Unravl
InventWood
70%+[1]

of EPA-inspected water systems failed basic federal risk and emergency response requirements.

26.6M[2]

people were served by water systems where EPA found critical or high-risk cyber vulnerabilities.

Oct '24[3]

largest U.S. water utility attacked.

Small utility teams face the same adversary as the biggest, without the staff.

OT-safe. Operator-commanded.

01

Public health is the stake.

A cyber incident touching treatment or distribution becomes an operational incident.

02

The team is stretched thin.

Alerts, remote sites, documentation, operations. The same team carries it all.

03

Regulators want evidence.

Regulators expect records, not just controls.

Investigate. Validate. Act.

One investigation loop across plant IT and OT. Operators command every action.

01

Investigate

Turn existing alerts and network data into investigated cases across plants and remote sites.

02

Validate

Validate approved IT paths, document the finding, and retest the fix. Never OT.

03

Act

Next steps and remediation wait for operator approval.

What you hand the board and regulator.

  • Investigated cases

    What happened, affected systems, and evidence.

  • Campaign context

    Related activity in one environment-level assessment.

  • Defensible reports

    One document for leadership and the regulator.

  • Staged remediation

    Updated defenses and response steps waiting for your operator's approval.

90%+

faster from detection to response inside the CrunchAtlas workflow, based on internal testing.

Water and wastewater questions, answered.

How do you monitor SCADA without touching the control system?

AtlasCyber reads copied traffic and existing tool output. Nothing installs on or commands PLCs, HMIs, historians, or dosing controls.

We've two people in IT. Is that enough?

Yes. CrunchAtlas handles triage, evidence gathering, case building, and reporting. Your team keeps the decision.

What happens when something suspicious shows up?

You get a case, not an alert: evidence, affected assets, verdict, confidence, and next steps. Containment requires operator approval.

What do we hand the state, our insurer, or counsel after an incident?

A case-built incident report with summary, findings, evidence, affected assets, and recommended actions. You control distribution.

Can you cover pump stations and remote sites?

Yes. Connected sites forward evidence. Isolated sites can run local collection or deployment. Scope is set site by site.

Agents do the labor. Your team keeps command.

Keep your team ahead of the threat.

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