Secure Access for
The Power Grid
Infrastructure Resilience
- Supports the visitor access workflows physical-security programs at critical-infrastructure sites rely on.
- Captures site safety attestations and hazard acknowledgments before a badge is issued.
- Multi-facility visibility across every site in your organization.
The Facility Gap
Critical energy infrastructure often lacks standardized visitor controls across distributed sites. SecurePoint USA centralizes policy management while allowing each facility to maintain operational autonomy, giving teams a documented process to approve, escort, and audit visits to high-risk zones.
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Secure facility access controls tailored for energy production and distribution sites.
DHS Compliance
Visitor management systems aligned with DHS and CISA security standards for critical infrastructure.
Real-Time Monitoring
Rapid alerts for unauthorized access attempts or security violations across distributed facilities.
DHS Critical Infrastructure Requirements
Energy and infrastructure facilities must maintain secure access controls and visitor management systems that meet DHS security guidelines. SecurePoint USA provides compliance-ready solutions for critical asset protection.
Defending Critical Assets
Critical energy infrastructure requires more than just a sign-in sheet. We provide the digital fortifications needed to monitor every individual entering your facility, ensuring they meet both security and safety requirements.
Multi-Factor ID
Layered identity verification combining government ID scans with biometric matching.
Distributed Control
Centralized policy management with site-specific operational control for multi-facility deployments.
Audit Documentation
Immutable, timestamped logs ready for DHS security reviews and compliance audits.
Safety Attestations
Ensure every visitor acknowledges site safety protocols and hazard NDAs before entry.
Resilient Compliance
From power plants to distribution centers, our platform scales with your infrastructure while maintaining the highest security standards.
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CISA
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Audit trail
MFA
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Sector Insights
Defensible guidance for energy sector facility security and IT directors.
Does it integrate with existing site security ecosystems?
Yes. SecurePoint USA is designed to be the "entry orchestration layer." We provide an orchestration layer for visitor approvals, screening, and audit evidence alongside existing site security operations. When a visitor checks in at a distribution hub, the event is available to central security teams as part of the documented visitor workflow.
How are site safety attestations managed?
Safety is paramount in critical infrastructure. Our check-in flows include mandatory safety briefings and attestations. Visitors must review site-specific hazard documentation and digitally sign an acknowledgement before a badge is issued. These signed attestations are stored alongside the visit record in our immutable audit log, providing defensible proof of compliance with safety protocols.
Is visitor data securely isolated per facility?
Absolutely. We utilize multi-tenant architecture with row-level security at the database layer. This ensures that while central administration can set global policies, visitor data and audit logs are strictly partitioned by organization and facility site. Data from a nuclear generation site is logically isolated from a distribution substation, ensuring compliance with sensitive facility data protection standards.
Power Your
Infrastructure
Modernize your energy infrastructure's visitor management with defense-grade security and DHS-compliant orchestration.
Frequently asked questions
Does SecurePoint make our facility NERC CIP compliant?
No. NERC CIP compliance is a program your organization runs and is audited against. SecurePoint is one control inside it: it records who entered, who approved and escorted them, what screening ran, and what was decided. Confirm your scope with your compliance lead.
What happens if screening cannot complete?
The visit holds rather than passes. A screen that cannot run, or a possible match nobody has decided, does not become an approval by default.
Who decides whether a flagged contractor gets access?
An authorized reviewer, not the host and not the front desk. A possible sanctions or restricted-party match routes to the adjudication queue, and the decision and its reasoning are recorded against the visit.
Can records be produced for one site and date range?
Yes. Evidence packs are generated against the sites and date range you choose, so a review covering one facility and one period does not require exporting everything.