A board-level risk
Law 21.663 carries fines of up to 40,000 UTM and puts the company's reputation at risk. It's a corporate-governance decision, a board-level responsibility.
Specialized capability · with AnguitaOsorio
Cybersecurity for the power sector, translated into business decisions
Law 21.663, NERC-CIP and NTSyCS at CEO and board level — translated into business risk, in board language.
01 · Why
Why it matters at board level
Cybersecurity risk in the electricity sector is regulatory and reputational: a corporate governance decision, the board's direct responsibility.
Translated into decisions
We translate technical regulation — Law 21.663, NERC-CIP, NTSyCS — into the risk-and-opportunity language CEOs and boards need to act on.
Backed by regulatory intelligence
The same capability that monitors the national grid in real time drives our regulatory read. We produce it from inside the market.
02 · What we do
What we deliver
Concrete deliverables that your CEO and board can defend before ANCI, the sector regulator and shareholders.
Strategic cybersecurity governance
Governance framework design: policies, roles, metrics and a board-reporting system. A structure that satisfies the regulation and that the CEO can defend before the regulator.
Law 21.663 compliance
Gap analysis, remediation roadmap and implementation support — distinguishing PSE from OIV obligations based on your role in critical infrastructure.
Regulatory translation into actionable decisions
Every regulatory change filtered by its real impact on operations, concession and financial exposure. Delivered in business language.
03 · Tool
Is your company an OIV?
Check the official list of Operators of Vital Importance. This tool is a sample of the operational intelligence we apply to regulatory monitoring of Chile's grid.
Look up a company on the OIV list
ANCI Resolution 87 · December 17, 2025 · 148 electricity sector companies
In partnership with
AnguitaOsorio brings the legal-technical expertise and regulatory compliance support that turns governance into real coverage before ANCI and the sector.
05 · Contact
Start by knowing where you stand
The first conversation is an assessment of your regulatory exposure in Chile's power sector — direct and to the point.