Inverters, battery storage, SCADA and the controllers behind them are now regulated security assets in India. Station Zero tests them on an isolated testbed, never on live plants, so OEMs, generators and investors can prove they are ready.
START A CONVERSATIONThe CEA (Cyber Security in Power Sector) Regulations, 2026 replace voluntary guidelines with binding obligations across generation, transmission, distribution, load dispatch and storage, including generators, captive plants and storage above 50 MW.
PLCs, RTUs, protocol gateways, and inverter and battery-storage controllers on an isolated testbed, physically separate from our AI and SOC networks.
Firmware analysis and SBOMs for inverters and battery controllers sold in India, so weaknesses are found before your buyers find them.
Testing of equipment and plant designs in the lab before go-live, working alongside empanelled auditors for formal audits.
Design and review of in-India, isolated remote-access channels for OEMs that service plants, with logging and monitoring built in.
Gap assessments and evidence packs against the CEA regulations, CERT-In requirements and a recognised OT security standard.
Six-hour reporting playbooks and incident exercises rehearsed on a replica of your control environment.
Hands-on training for plant and vendor staff, and a pipeline of engineers for new security divisions.
One OT-readiness scorecard across plants and shortlisted equipment, before acquisition and across a portfolio.
Tell us what equipment you supply or operate in India and when it goes live. We’ll come back with a proposed scope.