Phi Tech Solutions

Engineering for process plants since 2005

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Process engineering, process control and OT security, in one company.

Phi Tech Solutions has worked in process plants since 2005. PhiSecure is its OT cybersecurity practice, working alongside the company's process engineering, process control and reliability teams.

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NEPRA Compliance Assessment

We compare the cybersecurity requirements of NEPRA, Pakistan’s power sector regulator, with the controls you have in place, and identify each gap and its owner before an audit.

Our approach

  1. Stage 01AssessMeasure your exposure
  2. Stage 02DesignPlan the architecture
  3. Stage 03DeployInstall the technology
  4. Stage 04SustainMaintain security
01

Overview

What the service covers and why it matters

We map each NEPRA requirement to one of your existing controls, identify the gaps and assign an owner to each one before an auditor raises them.

The results follow the regulator’s own structure, so the evidence can be provided in the format an auditor will ask for.

At a glance

Standard
NEPRA
Stage
Assess, stage 1 of 4
Usually follows
Gap assessment
Sectors
Power generation and utilities in Pakistan

What the assessment covers

  • Each requirement mapped to a specific control
  • Which controls are in place, which are partial and which are missing
  • Where the evidence is kept, and who keeps it up to date
  • What an auditor is likely to ask for first, and whether it is ready
  • What must be closed before the audit, and what can follow
  • A briefing for the staff who will attend the audit

Why it matters

Audit findings are costly. They require remediation work, and they often lead to closer scrutiny of other areas.

Most operators can meet the requirements. The difficulty is proving it at short notice, because the evidence is spread across different systems and people.

This assessment collects that evidence while there is still time to close any gaps.

02

Scope

What this service does not include

  • Not a submission service.We prepare your compliance position and the evidence behind it. The submission and the audit meetings remain your responsibility.
  • Not a guarantee.No consultant can guarantee an audit result. This assessment reduces the risk of unexpected findings.
  • Not for every sector.NEPRA requirements apply to power generation and utilities. For other sectors, the gap assessment against IEC 62443 is the right service.
  • No shutdown.We do not change or interrupt any running system during this work.
03

How it works

The steps and what you receive

  1. Scope agreed, including which assets fall under the regulation
  2. Requirements mapped against your existing controls
  3. Evidence located, with an owner identified for each item
  4. Gaps recorded, with the work needed to close each one
  5. Roadmap ranked by what must be closed before the audit
  6. A briefing for the staff who will answer the auditors’ questions

What you receive

  • Requirement mappingYour controls mapped one to one against the NEPRA requirements, with the evidence located.
  • Gap analysisWhat is missing or partial, and who is responsible for closing each item.
  • Remediation roadmapRanked by what must be in place before the audit, with a briefing for the staff attending it.
04

Who it is for

When this service is the right choice

  • You hold a power generation or utility licence and fall under NEPRA regulation
  • An audit is expected and the evidence has not yet been collected
  • A previous audit raised findings and you need to show they have been closed
  • You are not sure which of your assets the requirements apply to

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