Energy · Water · Ports · Data
Guard the grid without guarding every post.
Utilities, ports and data centers own hundreds of remote, unstaffed sites. Tencer covers them with sentries that perch, watch and respond — and a single operations center that sees them all.
How critical infrastructure customers deploy Tencer.
Remote sites, covered
A Bulwark plus two Kestrels covers a typical substation; one Meridian operator covers a region.
Quay lines and gates
Kestrels perch on cranes and light towers along the quay, repositioning as vessels berth and depart.
Linear assets
Kestrels leapfrog along rights-of-way, perching at valve stations and crossings for detection and inspection.
Campus perimeters
Multi-layer perimeters for hyperscale campuses, integrated with the access-control and VMS already in place.
02 — In service
Top-5 U.S. utility
212 substations under Kestrel watch from one operations center. Eleven fixed guard posts retired; mean time to identify an intrusion cut by 66%.
Recommended configuration.
04 — FAQ
Questions from critical infrastructure teams.
Can Kestrels perch on our structures?
Yes, with an engineering review. Kestrel perches on rooftops, light towers, crane platforms and purpose-built perch plates where flat ground is unavailable.
Does Tencer meet utility cybersecurity requirements?
Meridian supports on-prem and air-gapped deployment, role-based access, smart-card authentication and full audit logging to align with utility security programs.
What does it cost to cover a substation?
Most substations are covered for less than the cost of one 24/7 guard post. See our security robot cost guide.
Next step
Put a Kestrel over your site in thirty days.
Request a classified-capable briefing, a live demonstration or a site assessment. A program lead replies within one business day.