Energy companies run critical infrastructure that's a persistent, high-priority target for nation-state actors specifically, in an environment where downtime has immediate physical-world and public-safety consequences.
A successful attack can disrupt power or fuel supply directly, with cascading effects on every other sector and business that depends on it.
Operational technology controlling physical infrastructure alongside corporate IT, regulatory reporting obligations across multiple jurisdictions, and a threat landscape that includes state-sponsored actors specifically targeting critical infrastructure.
Hardening OT/IT boundaries against a specifically nation-state-capable threat model; meeting critical-infrastructure regulatory reporting requirements; building incident response readiness for physical-impact scenarios.
We don't have a published energy-sector case study yet, and we'd rather tell you that than manufacture one. What we bring is direct experience defending critical national infrastructure (Israel's national carrier) against the exact nation-state threat model energy companies face.