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The NERC CIP mandate, based on larger federal CIP parameters put in place for many different types of critical infrastructure providers, are meant to establish minimum requirements for cyber security programs for organizations that provide electric control and transmission functions.
Among the important issues that Sachs and Kellermann will refer to will be:
The NERC CIP mandate, based on larger federal CIP parameters put in place for many different types of critical infrastructure providers, are meant to establish minimum requirements for cyber security programs for organizations that provide electric control and transmission functions.
Among the important issues that Sachs and Kellermann will refer to will be:
- Why utilities need to become far more proactive in managing IT vulnerabilities and risk.
- How organizations can address NERC CIP to pass audits and embrace its underlying philosophy.
- he role that penetration testing can play in advancing risk measurement capabilities.
- The ability of agencies to more effectively manage risk via proactive vulnerability management
- The need to conduct red team penetration testing exercises to unearth specific points of risk
- Meet NERC CIP requirements.
- Evolve vulnerability management strategies.
- Gain actionable data to better assess IT risks.
- Create benchmarks to measure security over time.
- Prove due diligence to security auditors.
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Plugged In: Meeting NERC Security and Compliance Demands
Plugged In: Meeting NERC Security and Compliance Demands
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