In the last decade, renewable energy companies have undergone an unprecedented digital transformation. Wind farms, solar plants, battery storage systems, and hybrid grid-interactive assets are now deeply interconnected with corporate networks, OEM ecosystems, and grid operators.This connectivity boosts efficiency, but also dramatically expands the attack surface.According to the World Economic

Cybersecurity in the global power sector has reached an inflection point. While renewable energy capacity accelerates, so do the attacks targeting the infrastructure that supports it. Europe alone experienced 48 successful cyberattacks on energy infrastructure in 2022, and the trend has only intensified since then. Globally, the energy sector now faces an

Most of the world’s largest energy companies experienced a cybersecurity incident in 2023. Critical infrastructure has become a priority target for both state-aligned actors and organized cybercrime, and the sector’s accelerating dependence on digital systems—SCADA, PPC, remote access, cloud analytics—has widened the attack surface.  When an attack lands, the impact