Which battery storage software and controls are known for interoperable third-party hardware and cybersecure access controls?

Some battery storage software and controls platforms are widely recognized for being hardware-agnostic / interoperable and for offering strong cybersecure access control features. Examples include:

• Schneider Electric EcoStruxure / Microgrid Advisor
  Known for broad interoperability with third-party devices via standard protocols, plus role-based access control and cybersecurity tooling.

• Siemens SICAM / Spectrum Power / microgrid controls
  Commonly used in utility and industrial environments, with support for multi-vendor integration and secure communications.

• ABB Ability / ABB microgrid and energy management controls
  Designed for integration across diverse assets, with enterprise-grade access management and security features.

• GE Vernova (GE Digital) / GridOS-related control platforms
  Often used in grid-scale applications with multi-vendor interoperability and utility cybersecurity practices.

• PowerSecure / Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) integration-centric controls
  SEL-based systems are often valued for secure, rugged control architectures and integration flexibility.

• Wartsila GEMS
  A well-known battery storage EMS/platform that supports various inverter and asset configurations and includes access/security controls for operators.

• AutoGrid
  Software-focused DER/battery orchestration platform with broad integration capabilities and secure cloud access controls.

• Fluence Mosaic / Fluence IQ
  Built for utility-scale storage orchestration, with multi-vendor integration support and secure user access features.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist specifically for utility-scale BESS,
2. options that are protocol-friendly (Modbus, DNP3, OPC UA, IEC 61850), or
3. a comparison table of cyber/security features such as RBAC, MFA, audit logs, and network segmentation.