Industry Warns of Hidden Dangers in Cyber Incentives
April 9, 2021FERC’s proposal for incentivizing public utilities to invest in cybersecurity improvements provoked a range of reactions from industry stakeholders. | Shutterstock
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FERC’s proposal for incentivizing public utilities to invest in cybersecurity improvements provoked a range of reactions from industry stakeholders. | Shutterstock
Read MoreNERC’s proposed virtualization-related updates to its critical infrastructure protection standards are headed for another round of revisions. | Shutterstock
Read MoreElectric distribution systems carrying energy to end consumers are vulnerable to cyberattacks, but a new report says these risks are “not fully” addressed. | Government Accountability Office
Read MoreFERC approved revisions to three of NERC’s critical infrastructure protection reliability standards, submitted last year under Project 2019-03. | Shutterstock
Read MoreNARUC released a guideline stating that public utility commissions must play a role in building their organizations’ cybersecurity expertise. | NARUC
Read MoreNERC Trustees Robin Manning and George Hawkins were re-elected to the ERO’s board, and Sue Kelly and Larry Irving joined to replace Jan Schori. | NERC
Read MoreCybersecurity ranks as the top reliability risk in the Southeast, followed by extreme weather events and the integration of variable energy resources, SERC reported. | SERC
Read MoreNERC is accepting comment on proposed changes to several CIP reliability standards intended to “incorporate virtualization and future technologies.” | Shutterstock
Read MoreIndustry participants support federal efforts to limit acquisition of foreign-manufactured hardware but warn that rooting it out of existing systems will be challenging.
Read MoreFERC ordered NERC to make an informational filing on possible modifications to the critical infrastructure protection reliability standards to allow their use. | Shutterstock
Read MoreFERC proposed incentives to encourage public utilities to make cybersecurity investments above and beyond the requirements of NERC’s CIP standards. | © ERO Insider
Read MoreSupply chain rules from NERC and the federal government are increasing costs and procurement cycles for utilities and technology vendors, cybersecurity experts said. | POWERGEN International
Read MoreNERC’s Standards Committee voted to reject the standard authorization request for Project 2020-01 after the drafting team declined to make any suggested changes to it. | © ERO Insider
Read MoreAfter a three-month delay because of the pandemic, CIP-013-1 took effect, starting the 18-month compliance period for stakeholders. | Fortress Information Security
Read MoreSERC held a two-day O&P compliance webinar, with discussions on operations under the coronavirus pandemic and recent enforcement trends. | SERC
Read MoreNERC’s board and Member Representatives Committee will hold their first meetings of 2021 remotely because of the COVID-19 pandemic. | NERC
Read MoreFERC approved a settlement between SERC Reliability and Associated Electric Cooperative Inc. for violations of NERC reliability standards. | SERC
Read MoreIn its latest round of CIP audits, FERC noted several “potential compliance infractions” and other areas for improvement. | FERC
Read MoreFERC rejected a challenge by security activist Michael Mabee against NERC’s Critical Infrastructure Protection reliability standards. | Shutterstock
Read MoreFERC approved a settlement between WECC and an unnamed entity in the Western Interconnection for violations of NERC’s CIP reliability standards. | © ERO Insider
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