The Context

Growing Complexity and Regulation

Natural gas producers are feeling the squeeze. In 2023, global production hit 4,000 billion cubic meters, fueling growth while widening the digital attack surface. With cyber threats accelerating and regulations like NIS2 raising the bar, companies need security strategies that move faster. Yet many still depend on slow, outsourced reports that take months to arrive—too late in today's threat environment.

*Note: Kaldvik Energy is a fictional company created to illustrate real-world challenges and outcomes commonly seen in the natural gas industry. This use case is based on aggregated insights from Omny's work with industrial clients.

The Challenge

Slow Reports, Scattered Data, and Mounting Risk

Kaldvik Energy ran into three common roadblocks:

• Lagging threat assessments
  Traditional vendor reports took 3–6 months to deliver and were often outdated on arrival
  
  
• Compliance gaps
  Meeting new cybersecurity requirements was impossible with legacy processes and limited visibility
  
  
• Vendor over-reliance
  Without internal threat intel, Kaldvik had to depend on external assessments that didn't align with real-world operations or timelines

Leadership lacked clear next steps, leaving the business exposed to emerging threats.

Why It Worked

Static reports fall short in this space. Security has to be real-time, integrated, and built to evolve—especially with NIS2 in play.

Omny's approach goes beyond tools. By enabling producers to build their own internal threat intelligence capabilities, we help shift security from a dependency to a core competency. This creates long-term resilience, better budget efficiency, and more substantial alignment with regulatory and operational goals.

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