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Utility industry continues to deny that control system cyber incidents are occurring
On Thursday, May 5, 2022, EnergyCentral held a podcast “Cyber Resiliency in the Power Industry” with representatives from EPRI, Dragos (Phil Tonkin -previously National Grid), PNM Resources (Spencer Wilcox), and Portland General Electric (PGE- Toley Clague). My concerns from the podcast were the inappropriate use of Failure Modes and Effects Analyses (FMEAs) for identifying cyber threat scenarios and “defining away” actual control system cyber incidents.
Utility industry continues to deny that control system cyber incidents are occurring
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