Outgoing E-ISAC CEO Manny Cancel reflects on the evolution of cyber and physical security over his time at the organization.

A Washington state man who already was accused of damaging electric substations in Oregon now is charged with attacking multiple facilities in his home state.

Michael Ball, senior vice president and chief security officer at Berkshire Hathaway Energy, will replace Manny Cancel as CEO of the Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center.

An Exelon manager discussed the utility's physical security approach in light of the growing threat to the grid from both foreign and domestic actors.

The FBI accused a Tennessee man of attempting to damage an electric substation using a drone loaded with explosives.

Speakers at NERC's annual grid security conference noted that new technology provides opportunities both for threats to the grid as well as for its defenders.

In a report, NERC said registered entities’ cyber and physical security postures have room for improvement in four key areas.

Texas RE staff said their upcoming risk assessment will identify multiple ongoing challenges to grid reliability.

NERC CEO Jim Robb and E-ISAC CEO Manny Cancel shared their views on the electric reliability landscape in a media call.