Cyber Defense for Water & Wastewater
Passive threat detection and investigation across utility networks. CrunchAtlas builds the case and report. Operators command every action.
Partners & Programs
of EPA-inspected water systems failed basic federal risk and emergency response requirements.
people were served by water systems where EPA found critical or high-risk cyber vulnerabilities.
largest U.S. water utility attacked.
Small utility teams face the same adversary as the biggest, without the staff.
The threats water utilities face now.
Compromise can start outside the plant.
Phishing, exposed services, and stolen credentials can create a path from business systems toward operations.
Remote access expands the attack surface.
Vendors, integrators, and remote sites create trusted paths that still need visibility and evidence.
Operational disruption raises the stakes.
When cyber activity reaches treatment, pumping, or distribution, the incident becomes an operational problem fast.
Every capability. One platform.
Threat detection, investigation, reporting, and approved IT validation across plants, pump stations, remote sites, and business systems. No PLC probing.
Network Detection and Response
Passively surface suspicious lateral movement across business and operational networks, including remote sites. No PLC agents or probing.
Explore NDRAlert Investigation
Alerts become investigated cases with the evidence attached and a recommended next step.
Explore Alert InvestigationThreat Hunting
Hunt across plants and remote sites without adding staff.
Explore Threat HuntingHost and Network Forensics
What happened, affected systems, and evidence.
Explore ForensicsCampaign Intelligence
Related activity becomes one environment-level assessment.
Explore Campaign IntelligenceIncident Reporting
Turn investigated cases into structured incident reports.
Explore Incident ReportingAgentic Penetration Testing
Validate approved IT paths only, when your operator starts it. Never used for OT penetration testing.
Explore Pen TestingSee it on your plant traffic.
Bring what you already run. See the path from signal to verified response.
What the investigation produces.
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Investigated cases
What happened, affected systems, and supporting evidence.
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Campaign context
Related activity organized into an environment-level assessment.
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Incident reports
Structured reports generated from investigated cases and supporting evidence.
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Recommended next steps
Response and remediation actions presented for operator review.
faster from detection to response inside the CrunchAtlas workflow, based on internal testing.
Water operator resources.
Practical guidance for incident response, small-team ownership, and third-party access to operational systems.
Water System Cyberattack Response
What operators should check after malicious access, unexpected PLC changes, or loss of monitoring and control.
Read Response GuideSmall Water Systems
Define who owns access, monitoring, investigation, response, and recovery across operators and outside providers.
Read Small Water GuideThird-Party ICS Access
Trace vendor access from the remote entry point to the operational systems and evidence it can reach.
Review Third-Party AccessWater and wastewater questions, answered.
How do you monitor SCADA without touching the control system?
AtlasCyber analyzes copied network traffic and existing security data. Nothing installs on or commands PLCs, HMIs, historians, or process controls.
Do you need agents on operational systems?
No. CrunchAtlas can operate from passively collected network traffic and supported telemetry without installing agents on operational assets.
What happens when suspicious activity appears?
CrunchAtlas investigates the activity and builds a case with supporting evidence, affected assets, a verdict, confidence, and recommended next steps.
Does CrunchAtlas generate incident reports?
Yes. Investigated cases can be turned into incident reports within the platform, including findings, supporting evidence, affected assets, and recommended actions.
Can you cover pump stations and remote sites?
Yes. Deployment can be scoped across plants, pump stations, remote sites, and constrained or disconnected environments.