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SaiFlow and Claroty Partner to Secure Distributed Energy Infrastructure

Claroty and SaiFlow have partnered to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity protection for distributed energy devices and sites - bridging deep OT visibility with real-time, energy-aware threat detection.

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The Silent Threat to Our Energy Future: Why Your BESS Infrastructure Is Under Siege

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SaiFlow and CrowdStrike Partner to Secure EV Charging Sites and Energy Networks

SaiFlow and CrowdStrike join forces to deliver energy-contextual threat detection and unified SIEM visibility for EV charging and distributed energy networks

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Reduce MTTR with SaiFlow's AI-Powered Threat & Incident Assistant for Energy Runtime Security

Security teams protecting energy infrastructure face a critical blind spot: they can see network anomalies, but without energy context, they can't tell if an alert is a real attack or operational noise. SaiFlow's Threat & Incident Assistant bridges that gap in under 40 seconds, delivering AI-powered verdicts, evidence, and prioritized response actions that shrink your exposure window when every minute counts.

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Custom Detection Rules with Energy Context: Securing Your Unique Operational Patterns

SaiFlow's new Custom Rule Engine empowers security teams to build visual, drag-and-drop detection rules that correlate network protocols with energy telemetry, enabling organizations to protect against threats unique to their specific infrastructure and operational patterns.

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ABB Terra AC Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (CVE-2025-5517)

The SaiFlow research team has uncovered a buffer overflow vulnerability in ABB Terra AC chargers, that compromises system integrity. We have demonstrated how we can trigger Denial-of-Service (DoS), making the charger inoperative and unresponsive. The vulnerability could potentially be exploited to achieve RCE. Exploitation of the vulnerability requires MITM capabilities with unencrypted communication, or a compromised Charging Station Management System (CSMS).

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SaiFlow and Palo Alto Networks Partner to Deliver Contextual Asset Visibility and Risk Management for Distributed Energy Networks

SaiFlow and Palo Alto Networks have partnered to integrate the SaiFlow Energy Runtime Security Platform with Palo Alto Networks OT Device Security solution.