Security Solutions for the Boundaries DoE Can't Afford to Expose.
From OT/IT segmentation at federal facilities to classified data transfer across national labs — Owl Cyber Defense gives DoE operators, lab security teams, and field responders the hardware-enforced controls that software alone cannot provide.
The Grid Is Modernizing. Your Boundaries Can't Afford to Keep Up on Software Alone.
Nation-state adversaries are targeting DOE facilities and energy infrastructure — and software-based controls were never designed to stop them. Firewalls can be misconfigured. VPNs can be compromised.
At the boundaries that matter most — between OT and IT, between classified and unclassified systems, between field operations and headquarters — you need controls that are physically and logically impossible to bypass.
And that’s what Owl does best.
Built for the Frameworks You're Already Measured Against
Owl’s Protocol Filtering Diode and Cross Domain Solutions are built to harden the Department’s most critical boundaries — and align to the standards DOE facilities are evaluated against:
- NERC CIP — Electronic Security Perimeter (CIP-005) and Systems Security Management (CIP-007)
- NIST SP 800-82 — OT Security Controls for Federal Facilities
- IEC 62443 — Industrial Cybersecurity for Control Systems
- Zero Trust (EO 14028) — CESER-aligned boundary enforcement
- NCDSMO — Tested & Validated Cross Domain Solutions
- EAL4+ — Common Criteria Certified (Owl Talon)
- U.S. Government Data Diode Evaluation & Validation — Independently evaluated and validated for federal deployment
Compliance is the floor. Mission assurance is the ceiling.
Owl’s solutions don’t just satisfy the frameworks DOE is measured against — they enforce the controls those frameworks are designed to require.
From OT Networks to National Labs: Harden the Boundaries That Matter Most.
DOE facilities, national labs, and field teams face boundary security challenges that no single software tool can solve. Here's where Owl's hardware-enforced solutions fit directly into your environment.
OT/IT Segmentation & Supply Chain Protection
Owl PFDs enforce one-way, hardware-bounded data flow from OT to IT — and create safe sharing paths to regulators and DIB partners. No misconfiguration risk. No third-party exposure into operational systems.
Classified Data Transfer & Incident Response
U.S. Government-validated Cross Domain Solutions for certified data, voice, and video transfer across classification boundaries, plus hardware-enforced forensic data extraction from OT networks when incidents occur.
Assured Transfer for Mission Critical Data
Owl’s CDS suite delivers secure, scalable, and flexible RTB-compliant, U.S. Government-approved products for cross domain data transfer—supporting advanced defense operations, real-time streaming, and secure information sharing across networks of varying trust levels.
One Portfolio. Every DoE Boundary.
Hardware-Enforced + Protocol Aware: Owl Protocol Filtering Diodes
Hardware-enforced, one-way data flow from OT to IT — with FPGA-based protocol filtering that blocks anything non-compliant by design.
Assured Transfer for Critical Data: Owl Cross Domain Solutions
Realize NCDSMO-validated transfer of real-time data, voice, and video across classification boundaries — point-to-point or multi-domain. Built for DOE national labs, NNSA facilities, and program offices that need certified, policy-enforced boundary crossings without the risk and overhead of manual transfer processes.
Zero Trust at DoE Boundaries Requires Enforcement, Not Just Policy
CESER mandates it. EO 14028 requires it. Your next architecture review will be judged against it. The question isn’t whether to implement Zero Trust at DOE boundaries — it’s whether your controls can actually prove it.
Download our eBook for a concrete execution framework for DoE and critical infrastructure teams — from IT compliance to OT resilience.
Watch: How Owl PFDs Enable OT Visibility, Uptime, and Compliance.
Watch our on-demand webinar to see how Owl Talon Protocol Filtering Diodes deliver one-way OT visibility, protect operational uptime, and simplify compliance — across the OT/IT, supply chain, and cross-domain boundaries DOE facilities face every day.
Not Sure Which Owl Solution Is Right for Your Boundary?
From Owl data diodes to NCDSMO-validated Cross Domain Solutions — use our Solution Selection Guide to quickly identify the right certified product for your specific boundary, data type, and bandwidth requirements.
Ready to Discuss Your Boundary Requirements?
Whether you’re hardening OT/IT boundaries at a federal facility, evaluating cross-domain solutions for a national lab, or standing up an incident response capability for field teams — our team understands the compliance, operational, and mission constraints you’re navigating.