The energy landscape is changing — distributed energy resources are increasing, and grids will no longer function the same. As capabilities change, such as storing renewable energy and discharging it later, so do the threats facing those grids. And power producers must stay one step ahead for the safety of their businesses and our critical infrastructure.

Now the U.S. government recognizes that cybersecurity of energy installations must be a priority, and OT networks are no exception. This is why in 2023, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved new cybersecurity requirements.

Where should energy providers begin? Download the playbook to learn about the new cybersecurity requirements and what steps providers can take, such as: 

• Implementing a multi-party trust solution for remote access
• Taking a data-centric vs. perimeter-based approach to security
• The newest terms in network security and what they mean

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