One coordinated approach.
From concept to handover.

KAGES Services

Cyber Security & Asset Monitoring

Connect specialist technology with the asset, information and risk it is intended to address.

When to Involve KAGES

Use KAGES when selecting or integrating a completion-information, cybersecurity or monitoring approach around an energy asset. We start with the operational purpose and the engineering context, not an assumed generic software package.

What KAGES Provides

  • Completion-information and handover requirements.
  • Engineering-led cyber and control-architecture review.
  • Relevant monitoring applications and information interfaces.
  • System selection, integration responsibilities and implementation planning.
  • Specialist discussion supported by the actual technical documents.
Illustrative: Engineer using a laptop beside an open industrial control cabinet.
Reviewing industrial automation and process control equipment.

Begin with the requirement

Define the asset, the information needed, the existing architecture and the decision the technology must support. This helps distinguish a monitoring requirement, a completion workflow and a cybersecurity question.

Read the system information

The Systems pages contain the detailed explanations and full presentations for paperless completions, cyber security, iMPD, pipeline integrity and acoustic monitoring. This service page addresses the wider selection and integration work.

Explore the Systems

Keep implementation responsibilities explicit

Define the platform, existing systems, licences, data access and responsible parties for each implementation. Coordinate those requirements with the project’s operational and information-security arrangements.

Relevant Expertise

Deliverables and Useful Information

  • A clear system or integration requirement.
  • Identified architecture, information and responsibility interfaces.
  • Recommendations for the relevant specialist system discussion or implementation scope.

Information to Prepare

  • Asset and system context.
  • Existing architecture, data and operating requirements.
  • The issue to address and the proposed implementation stage.

Presentations and Examples

Let’s talk

Discuss a System Requirement

The appointment defines the responsibilities, access, applicable requirements and deliverables.