FERC’s proposal for incentivizing public utilities to invest in cybersecurity improvements provoked a range of reactions from stakeholders.

NERC’s proposed virtualization-related updates to its critical infrastructure protection standards are headed for another round of revisions.

Electric distribution systems carrying energy to end consumers are vulnerable to cyberattacks, but a new report says these risks are “not fully” addressed.

FERC approved revisions to three of NERC’s critical infrastructure protection reliability standards, submitted under Project 2019-03.

NARUC released a guideline stating that public utility commissions must play a role in building their organizations’ cybersecurity expertise.

NERC 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.

SERC ranked cybersecurity as the top reliability risk in the Southeast, followed by extreme weather events and the integration of variable energy resources.

NERC is accepting comment on proposed changes to several CIP reliability standards intended to “incorporate virtualization and future technologies."

Industry participants support efforts to limit acquisition of foreign-manufactured hardware but warn that removal from existing systems will be challenging.

FERC ordered NERC to make an informational filing on possible modifications to the CIP reliability standards to allow their use.