Energy
Data Protection & IT Security Consulting in the Energy Sector:
Are you KRITIS prepared for an emergency?
- Protect your sensitive customer and energy consumption data from all types of cyber attack.
- Avoid hefty fines by complying with data protection and information security regulations, such as GDPR & MsbG.
- Ensure the functionality of your critical infrastructure and energy supply.
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- Data Protection & IT Security Consulting in the Energy Sector:Are you KRITIS prepared for an emergency?
- Customised solutions for the energy sector
- We support you in all area-specific, IT and data protection challenges that you encounter. These can be many and varied:
- Your advantages when you decide in favour of ISiCO:
- Trust through security: Our expertise for your success
Customised solutions for the energy sector
Companies in the energy sector, often large companies or groups, are subject to particularly comprehensive data protection regulations. This makes the implementation of data protection processes and measures challenging. In addition to the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG), the Metering Point Operation Act (MsbG) and the IT Security Act 2.0 (IT-SiG 2.0) also play an important role in the industry. IT security is a major issue for companies providing critical infrastructure such as energy supply.
We support you in all area-specific, IT and data protection challenges that you encounter. These can be many and varied:
- Implementing the requirements of the Metering Point Operation Act, including the use of smart meter gateways and other intelligent metering systems
- Creation of group data protection contracts (intercompany agreements)
- Data portability requirements
- Creation of deletion and archiving policies
- Preparation of order processing contracts and registers of processing activities
- Privacy through technology design
- Developing information security management systems
- Developing anonymisation and pseudonymisation policies
Your advantages when you decide in favour of ISiCO:
- Many years of consulting experience in all aspects of the energy sector
- Highly specialised and industry-specific expertise
- Practical approach and tailored solutions that combine the tried and tested with innovation
- Digital and location-independent consulting - at your premises or in our offices in Berlin, Cologne and Munich on request
Companies that already trust us
Trust through security: Our expertise for your success
ISiCO's legal and IT security experts work with you to develop these concepts and advise you on all levels of data handling. We also organise data protection training for your employees. Put your trust in us and our expertise in data protection in the energy industry!
Your strategy for the best protection
The basis of every good business relationship is trust. Strengthen the relationship with your customers with our expertise in data protection and information security. This will give your company a strong competitive advantage and allow you to concentrate fully on your business.

Your ISiCO-Expert:
Dr. Philipp Siedenburg
Director Data Privacy
News zu diesem Thema
07.02.2025
Data subjects' rights under the GDPR: An overview
The EU-wide General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in force since 2018, and has presented companies with enormous challenges. Compared to the previous legal situation, a lot has changed, especially in the area of so-called data subject rights. A large number of tools have been made available to data subjects, allowing them to control and manage the handling of their personal data. Since the GDPR came into force, supervisory authorities in Germany and other EU countries have already imposed a large number of fines, often for non-compliance with data subjects' rights. The catalogue ranges from failing to provide information and missing deadlines, to failing to delete data despite the right to erasure. The right to data portability under Art. 20 GDPR is also a major challenge for companies.
Read more … Data subjects' rights under the GDPR: An overview