Cybersecurity Without Compromise
How Reduxi Builds Secure Energy Intelligence from the Ground Up
As energy systems become increasingly digital, connected, and automated, cybersecurity is no longer a supporting feature. It is a fundamental requirement. Energy assets today are not only physical infrastructure — they are part of complex, data-driven ecosystems that must remain reliable, resilient, and secure at all times.
At Reduxi, cybersecurity is not an afterthought or an optional module. It is built into every layer of our solutions — from industrial hardware deployed in the field to cloud platforms operating critical energy services.
Security as a Foundation, Not an Add-On
Modern energy management and flexibility platforms rely on continuous data exchange between devices, cloud systems, market platforms, and grid operators. This connectivity creates value — but it also introduces risk if not designed correctly.
Reduxi’s approach is clear: security must be engineered from the start, not added later. This principle guides how we design, develop, deploy, and operate our entire technology stack.
Certified and Regulation-Aligned Information Security
Reduxi operates under a certified ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS). This means that information security at Reduxi is governed by structured policies, defined responsibilities, continuous risk assessment, and regular audits.
In parallel, Reduxi is aligned with the NIS2 directive, addressing requirements related to:
- governance and accountability,
- operational resilience,
- incident handling and reporting,
- and supply-chain security.
This alignment ensures that our platforms are prepared for the evolving regulatory expectations placed on digital energy infrastructure across Europe.
Data Sovereignty and EU-Based Cloud Infrastructure
All Reduxi cloud services and data storage are located within the European Union. This ensures:
- full GDPR compliance,
- data sovereignty for customers,
- and clear legal jurisdiction for data handling and processing.
By keeping data within the EU, Reduxi provides transparency and predictability for customers operating in regulated energy markets.
Secure-by-Design Hardware Architecture
Security does not start in the cloud — it starts at the edge.
Reduxi Controllers are designed with strict LAN/WAN segmentation and true network isolation, allowing customers to precisely control:
- which systems communicate internally,
- which connections are exposed externally,
- and how data flows between operational technology (OT) and IT environments.
This architecture reduces attack surfaces and supports safe operation even in complex or highly regulated installations.
In addition, all main hardware components of Reduxi Industrial Controllers are produced in the EU, supporting controlled supply chains and consistent quality standards.
In-House Software and Firmware Development
All Reduxi software and firmware are developed fully in-house. We do not outsource core development, and we do not rely on opaque third-party code for critical system functions.
This approach ensures:
- full transparency into what runs on our devices,
- faster response to vulnerabilities,
- controlled update and release processes,
- and long-term maintainability of deployed systems.
There are no hidden components, no unknown dependencies, and no surprises — just deliberate, secure engineering.
Supporting a Resilient Energy Grid
Secure energy systems are essential not only for protecting data, but for ensuring the stability and resilience of the electricity grid itself. From local energy management to large-scale flexibility aggregation, cybersecurity is a prerequisite for trust — between asset owners, aggregators, grid operators, and regulators.