Securing the Solar Revolution
Secure inverters, SCADA, and monitoring platforms across every site. Scan Ninja finds what's exposed, prioritizes what attackers are actually exploiting, and proves each fix — with evidence for NERC CIP where your assets fall under it.
Why Solar Security Is Hard
Solar operations combine distributed sites, vendor-managed equipment, and grid-connected control systems — a combination that is hard to see and harder to prove secure.
Distributed Infrastructure
Inverters, gateways, monitoring platforms, and remote-access paths spread across many sites — each one a potential entry point.
Supply Chain & Vendor Access
Third-party firmware and vendor remote access into your sites carry vulnerabilities you didn't write and can't always see.
Compliance & Insurance Scrutiny
Utilities, insurers, and — for bulk electric system assets — NERC CIP auditors want documented proof that risks are found and fixed.
Purpose-Built for Solar Infrastructure
From single sites to utility-scale portfolios: find vulnerabilities, fix what matters, and prove it.
Inverter & Connected Device Security
Find and fix vulnerabilities in inverters, optimizers, gateways, and connected monitoring systems.
- Vulnerability scanning of connected devices
- Prioritization by exploitability and CISA KEV status
- Passive, non-intrusive signals for sensitive OT where possible
- Remediation tracked through verified closure
SCADA & Monitoring Platform Protection
Reduce exposure of SCADA networks and monitoring platforms to unauthorized access.
- Exposure checks on internet-facing portals and remote access
- Network segmentation validation
- Penetration testing for SCADA and monitoring applications
- Threat intelligence from 500+ sources
Multi-Site Portfolio Management
One security view for developers, EPCs, and operators managing many installations.
- Unified risk view across every site
- Per-site vulnerability tracking
- Multi-tenant, white-label reporting for EPCs and MSPs
- Executive, engineering, and auditor views
Compliance Evidence
Audit-ready evidence for the frameworks you answer to — NERC CIP for bulk electric system assets, ISO 27001, and SOC 2.
- Scan-based evidence with verified remediation
- Auditor-ready evidence exports
- Answers for insurer security questionnaires
- Continuous monitoring between audits
Solar Threat Scenarios
The threats that matter most to solar operations, and how Scan Ninja addresses each.
Inverter Firmware Exploits
Vulnerable firmware enabling remote shutdown or production loss
Compromised Monitoring Portals
Stolen or weak credentials leading to unauthorized system access
Supply Chain Compromise
Vulnerable third-party firmware or vendor access creating persistent entry points
SCADA System Breaches
Network intrusions affecting grid interconnection and safety
Start With a Clear Picture of Your Risk
A focused assessment of your sites and systems, with a plan you can act on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NERC CIP apply to solar?
Only to solar assets that are part of the bulk electric system, such as larger utility-scale facilities connected at transmission voltage. Many distributed and community solar sites fall outside NERC CIP, though utilities, insurers, and interconnection agreements often still expect documented security. Scan Ninja produces scan-based evidence and remediation proof you can use either way.
Will scanning disrupt our energy production?
OT and SCADA systems are sensitive to intrusive scanning. Scan Ninja works from passive, non-intrusive signals wherever possible and schedules active scans in the maintenance windows you specify.
Does Scan Ninja connect to our monitoring platform?
Scan Ninja assesses inverters, gateways, and monitoring platforms from scan-based and network signals rather than depending on vendor-specific integrations. Tell us which platforms you run and we'll confirm coverage during scoping.
How long does it take to get started?
It starts with a scoping call to define in-scope sites and network access, followed by a first scan. The timeline depends on how many sites you have and how they're connected.
What if we already have a security team?
Scan Ninja augments your team with continuous scanning, prioritization, and evidence collection, so they spend their time fixing what matters instead of triaging scanner output.
How is this different from a penetration test?
A penetration test is a point-in-time snapshot. Scan Ninja monitors continuously, tracks every finding to verified closure, and can include penetration testing for your SCADA and monitoring applications.
Find Your Exposure Before Attackers Do
Attackers routinely scan the internet for exposed monitoring portals and remote-access services. Know what yours look like from the outside — and prove you've closed the gaps.