Energy GRC, IT and OT, unified
Operationalize NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NCA ECC OT controls, ISO 27001, and NIST CSF across generation, transmission, distribution, and corporate IT.
- Coverage by NERC CIP, IEC 62443, and ECC OT
- OT incident timelines with regulator status
- Critical service health and segmentation integrity
Compliance pressures in energy
Energy and utility operators run safety-critical OT estates with rising cyber regulation, third-party EPC and OEM dependencies, and national CNI scrutiny.
- Manual compliance: OT and IT controls run with disconnected tools
- Spreadsheet dependency: NERC CIP and ECC evidence in Excel
- Audit fatigue: regulator, NERC, and internal audits stacked together
- Evidence gaps: ICS evidence hard to gather without disrupting operations
- Fragmented risk visibility: IT, OT, and safety risk in silos
- Poor board reporting: cyber risk not framed in operational impact
- Vendor risk blind spots: OEMs, EPCs, and managed services under-monitored
IT and OT in one program
Waaqi unifies NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NCA ECC OT controls, and corporate IT compliance into one program with safety-first workflows.
OT-aware controls
Controls and evidence tailored to ICS, SCADA, and Purdue Model realities.
CNI-grade
Depth of evidence and segmentation expected of CNI energy operators.
Vendor lifecycle
OEM, EPC, ICS vendor, and managed service oversight built in.
What you get inside Waaqi
Every module works from one control library, one evidence store, and one risk register.
Energy Libraries
NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NCA ECC OT, ISO 27001 controls pre-mapped.
IT/OT Risk
Unified risk register covering IT, OT, and safety implications.
Incident Management
Workflow for regulator, ERO, and national CERT reporting.
Policy & Standards
Operator policies aligned to OT and IT cybersecurity standards.
OT-Safe Evidence
Evidence collection patterns that respect ICS operational constraints.
Board Reporting
Reporting framed in operational impact for the board and regulators.
Vendor & OEM Risk
OEM, EPC, ICS vendor, and managed service oversight.
Audit Universe
Internal audit aligned to NERC, ECC, and IIA standards.
From control definition to audit-ready evidence
Each step is owned, dated, and traceable, so nothing depends on a spreadsheet or a single person.
- Step 1
Map estate
Inventory IT, OT, and ICS with Purdue-level segmentation.
- Step 2
Operate controls
Run controls with safety-aware workflows and owners.
- Step 3
Monitor
Continuous monitoring plus scenario testing for critical services.
- Step 4
Report
Generate regulator and ERO submissions on demand.
NERC, ERO, and national audits, ready
Hand regulators and EROs a complete picture with evidence for every IT and OT control.
- Regulator and ERO submission packages
- OT segmentation and asset evidence
- Incident registers with regulator notifications
- OEM and EPC assurance records
- Audit and CAPA progress reports
Board level answers without a fire drill
Boards, CISOs, and risk committees get the same numbers the compliance team works from.
Safer operations
Continuous cyber controls strengthen real operational and safety outcomes.
Lower regulatory exposure
Documented compliance reduces fines and operating license risk.
Board confidence
Live cyber-to-operations posture supports investment and resilience decisions.
Questions we get asked
Which energy frameworks does Waaqi support?
Waaqi supports NCA ECC and OT-aligned frameworks, NERC CIP, IEC 62443, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and national OT cybersecurity guidance.
Does Waaqi cover OT and ICS environments?
Yes. Waaqi handles IT, OT, and ICS scope with controls and evidence tailored to operational technology realities.
Can Waaqi handle critical national infrastructure expectations?
Yes. Waaqi supports the depth of evidence, segmentation, and reporting expected of CNI energy and utility operators.
How does Waaqi handle vendor risk in energy?
Specialized workflows cover OEMs, EPC contractors, ICS vendors, and managed services with continuous monitoring.
Operationalize energy GRC
See how Waaqi unifies IT and OT compliance for energy and utility operators.