RIDGEFIELD, Conn., Feb. 09, 2016 -- Owl Computing Technologies, Inc., a cybersecurity solutions provider, will be demonstrating a number of different remote monitoring use cases at DISTRIBUTECH this week. Owl’s partner Cybirical is simulating a substation environment on the show floor and generating alerts that are passing through a secure perimeter provided by Owl’s OPDS-100.
Owl is capable of securely transferring files, alarms, alerts, SNMP traps, SIEM and many other data types in a Non-ERC solution. For the demonstration at Cybiricial’s booth (#963), a replica substation has been built that contains the relay and control equipment normally found in a substation. The OPDS-100 is acting as a consolidation point for all alerts and alarms generated within the substation, securely transferring them across the network perimeter and delivering them to remote locations. In this demonstration, Owl is using email as the delivery mechanism for the alerts and alarms.
At the Owl booth (#350), in addition to receiving the email alerts, the Owl OPMS browser based application will be running and tracking alerts from the OPDS-100. OPMS is another example of a way users can remotely view activity and transactions on the OPDS-100. Owl will also be demonstrating several deterministic, one-way only data diode solutions currently being used in power generation and transmission & distribution environments.
“We are pleased to partner with Cybirical and demonstrate how the OPDS-100 works straight out of the box to support data from a variety of vendors,” said Dr. Ron Mraz, President & CEO of Owl. “DISTRIBUTech offers a great opportunity to showcase the interoperability of our solutions with different vendors and how we provide secure, remote monitoring 24x7.”
For more information about Owl’s range of cybersecurity products stop by booth #350 at DISTRIBUTECH or visit www.owlcti.com.
About Owl Computing Technologies, Inc.
For over 17 years Owl Computing Technologies has been implementing next generation cybersecurity solutions for critical networks. Owl’s DualDiode Technology®, a proprietary data diode, boasts 24 technology patents and has over 2,000 successful deployments globally across intelligence, government, military, utility, energy, and other critical infrastructure networks. Owl’s hardware-enforced technology ensures secure networks and enables the reliable and robust transfer of all data types and file sizes.
About Cybirical
At Cybirical, we bring together multiple disciplines under one roof. Our team of licensed power system engineers and certified information professionals are able to provide system focused services and solutions to help electric utility customers, owners, and operators address the cyber challenges of a modernized grid.
Contact: Scott Coleman [email protected] +1 203 894-9342


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