Product Updates

Okta, the identity provider we currently use for authentication, announced a security incident on 22 March 2022. Following an investigation they advised the risk as low, impacting only 2.5% of customers.We take security extremely seriously at EnergySys. Despite Okta’s reassurance that none of our users were impacted, and as per our ISO 27001 certified process, we mobilised our Incident Response Team to assess any risk to our users.

Okta, the identity provider we currently use for authentication, announced a security incident on 22 March 2022. Following an investigation they advised the risk as low, impacting only 2.5% of customers.We take security extremely seriously at EnergySys. Despite Okta’s reassurance that none of our users were impacted, and as per our ISO 27001 certified process, we mobilised our Incident Response Team to assess any risk to our users.

We take security very seriously. We actively monitor software vulnerability databases as part of our ISO 27001 certified processes. In this blog we discuss the recent Log4j vulnerability, the action we have taken and what it means for our users.

We have a fantastic relationship with AWS, relying on their infrastructure to power the EnergySys Cloud Platform. Together we have a strong history of delivering exceptional customer success in the energy industry. We currently hold data for over 56% of the North Sea Hydrocarbons and almost 70% of Australian production. Making the EnergySys Cloud Platform available in AWS Marketplace further cements EnergySys’ relationship with AWS.