In a landmark move for national cybersecurity, Enevo Group, the developer of the SentryOT cybersecurity platform, is proud to announce a new partnership with the Romanian National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC). The aim is to enhance the resilience of critical energy infrastructure against cyber threats through advanced technology, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.
This cooperation reflects a growing awareness that Romania’s energy infrastructure—among the most advanced in the region—demands cybersecurity solutions specifically designed for operational technology (OT), where the critical risks increasingly reside, rather than relying solely on traditional IT approaches.
An united front against emerging cyber threats
As cyberattacks on critical infrastructure grow in frequency and sophistication, particularly across the energy sector, this partnership enables both public and private sectors to take proactive steps to reduce risk and respond faster to evolving threats.
Key areas of collaboration include:
- Proactive threat intelligence sharing to improve national situational awareness
- Joint research & development in OT-specific cybersecurity
- Specialized training and simulation events for infrastructure operators
- Public education campaigns backed by real-world analytics
- Policy collaboration on both national and European cybersecurity frameworks
SentryOT: Romanian innovation securing industrial infrastructure
At the core of this partnership is SentryOT, purpose-built for protecting industrial control systems (ICS) and OT environments in energy and critical sectors.
Already operational in key Romanian energy infrastructures, SentryOT delivers:
- Real-time monitoring and deep visibility across distributed assets
- Advanced threat detection powered by protocol-aware analytics
- Operationally contextual alerts to accelerate incident response
- Seamless integration with Security Operations Centers (SOCs)
- Full alignment with NIS2 Directive and EU cybersecurity standards
A model of public-private cyber resilience
“Romania’s energy sector is one of the most sophisticated and advanced when it comes to operational systems and infrastructures. Unsurprisingly, the number and complexity of cyberattacks targeting this sector have intensified, particularly since the onset of the war in Ukraine. In this context, we need solutions, we need partners, professionals who are focused on improving the cybersecurity and resilience of critical infrastructure in the energy domain,” – Dan Cîmpean, Director, DNSC
“We are pleased to announce the signing of this partnership with DNSC, one of the initiatives that can contribute to strengthening the cyber resilience of Romania’s critical energy infrastructure. This agreement reflects a shared public-private vision based on proactivity, collaboration, and efficient exchange of know-how and expertise. In a sector that is still maturing, our joint efforts aim for the transparent and effective management of cybersecurity challenges in the industrial and energy fields.”
– Cristian Pîrvulescu, CEO, Enevo Group
Shaping the future of OT cybersecurity in Romania
By combining DNSC’s oversight with ENEVO Group’s technical capabilities, this agreement sets the tone for a more coordinated national cybersecurity ecosystem, one that addresses today’s threats while preparing for tomorrow’s challenges.
Learn more about SentryOT and our commitment to national cybersecurity resilience.
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