Discover assets. Understand exposure.
Energy IoT asset discovery with vendor and model classification, vulnerability / CVE monitoring and configuration monitoring.

Protect the infrastructure behind your energy operations.
SaiFlow combines network and power telemetry for energy-contextual runtime cybersecurity across connected energy infrastructure.
Request a quoteAbstract concept visualization · not an actual product interface01 / Energy-contextual cybersecurity
Network activity is one part of the picture. SaiFlow’s distinctive combination of network and power telemetry brings energy context into runtime cybersecurity.
Energy-contextual runtime cybersecurity
02 / Provider capabilities
Energy IoT asset discovery with vendor and model classification, vulnerability / CVE monitoring and configuration monitoring.
Contextual cybersecurity and energy anomaly detection combines rule-based, no-code and AI approaches to interpret activity against the energy environment.
Topology, investigation and root cause analysis connect observations with the relationships and operating context behind an event.
Regulatory evidence and compliance scoring support structured review. They are not a guarantee of regulatory compliance or a certification.
Partner-enabled enforcement can complement detection and investigation. It is an optional, separately scoped capability, not a default component of every deployment.
Optional · partner-enabled · separately scoped04 / Deployment options
Connect through the backend API deployment option. The applicable backend, data access and implementation responsibilities are defined with SaiFlow.
An OCPP gateway is an alternative deployment option for charging environments. Site architecture and the required gateway scope are agreed with the provider.
An on-premises network agent supports the BESS / solar PV deployment approach. Network placement, equipment and access requirements are project-specific.
05 / Supplier examples
SaiFlow’s application examples span connected energy environments. Supported equipment and deployment scope require a site-specific assessment; these are not POWERbuilder implementation references.
Charging infrastructure and the operator’s connected energy environment.
Battery storage sites and their network and operational context.
Connected substation environments considered in an energy-OT context.
Connected solar generation assets and site operating context.
Wind-energy environments and their connected operational assets.
Connected energy-metering assets and their telemetry context.
Roadmap, not live examples: transformers, microgrids, UPS, nuclear.
06 / Commercial & delivery scope
POWERbuilder acts as a sales partner and intermediary. Technical implementation and project-specific commitments sit with the responsible technology and implementation providers, not POWERbuilder.
Request a quoteLicensing, deployment, data access, onboarding, support and contractual responsibilities are agreed with the providers. No performance guarantee, certification or universal compatibility is asserted.
07 / Before the next step
Manufacturer & partner
POWERbuilder advises on and coordinates the quotation request. Product and insurance services are provided by the responsible provider and governed by contract.
Your next step
Send us your enquiry. We discuss your needs in a personal consultation and then prepare a tailored proposal with the relevant partners.
Recommended complement
Complement the security assessment with controlled maintenance access to eligible devices, including Security appliances where confirmed by the provider. A separate Optimize solution, not the same product.
Across Protect & Optimize
Physical protection for exposed charging cables.
Review infrastructure insurance with an external insurer.
Align energy management with your assets and operating priorities.
Controlled access for remote maintenance and operational work.