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Reduce the exposure of critical infrastructure.

Energy and utility companies are targeted by state-backed groups, access brokers and hacktivists. Cybersee watches the channels they use and the assets they probe.

The threats you face

Critical infrastructure attracts the most capable attackers, and remote access to operational networks is highly valued on criminal markets.

Contractors and suppliers widen the attack surface with shared accounts and exposed systems.

Access for sale

Brokers selling VPN and remote access.

Exposed remote access

Portals and services open to the internet.

What it looks like

How this attack unfolds when nobody is watching.

Your network access is for sale

Access brokers sell working logins to Saudi companies on criminal forums. The buyer is often a ransomware group.

A forgotten server opens the door

Old test and staging servers stay online long after projects end. Attackers scan for them every day.

A leaked password becomes a login

Employee passwords from infostealer logs are sold daily. Attackers use them to sign in as your staff before any alert fires.

How Cybersee stops it

1

See it first

We watch the channels attackers use against your sector, in Arabic and English.

2

Verify with an analyst

Every finding is confirmed and ranked by impact on your customers and operations.

3

Remove and report

We take threats down and give you evidence you can share with leadership and regulators.

Built for your regulator

Findings and evidence that support the frameworks you report against.

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Common questions

Hosted in Saudi Arabia

Protect the infrastructure the Kingdom depends on.

Start a free trial and explore the platform yourself, or book a 30-minute call and we'll walk you through your own exposure.

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