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Power & Energy Utilities

The systems that bill millions of consumers and run the business of power deserve the same rigour as the grid itself.

The pressure

What this sector is up against

Utilities operate some of the largest enterprise IT estates in the country: billing and customer information systems holding data on millions of consumers, ERP and asset-management platforms, and data centres maintained by a rotating cast of system integrators and vendors. Regulatory attention on the sector is intensifying through CERT-In and CEA cyber security guidelines, while shared administrator accounts and unsupervised vendor access remain the norm in many utilities.

Frameworks that apply

CERT-In Directions CEA Cyber Security Guidelines DPDP Act 2023 ISO 27001 NIST CSF

How Tanflow helps

Controls mapped to this sector's reality

One identity across the utility

SSO and MFA for employees and contractors across billing, ERP, GIS and corporate applications - with lifecycle automation as staff and vendors rotate.

Vendor and SI supervision

System-integrator engineers work through time-boxed, watermarked, recorded sessions scoped to exactly the systems in their contract - and nothing else.

Consumer-data protection

Privileged access to billing and customer information systems is vaulted, justified and recorded - evidence-ready for DPDP Act obligations.

Destructive-command blocking

BLOCK + TERMINATE policies stop dangerous operations on production databases and servers before they execute.

Sector-grade audit evidence

Session replays and command logs aligned to CERT-In directions and CEA cyber security guidelines, retained and exportable for inspections.

In practice

The billing system and the vendor patch window

A billing-platform vendor needs production database access for a quarterly patch. With Tanflow: the utility grants a four-hour JIT window approved by the IT head; the vendor connects through the browser gateway with credentials they never see; bulk exports of consumer data are blocked and every query is recorded; access expires automatically when the window closes. When the CERT-In audit asks who touched consumer data that quarter, the answer is a report, not an investigation.

Talk to us about Power & Energy Utilities

We'll walk through your environment, your regulator's expectations and a deployment plan measured in weeks.