The effectiveness of the activities vendors, utilities, and stakeholders in general partake in as we work towards securing the Smart Grid are difficult to gauge without metrics. What is particularly challenging today is trying to determine what to measure, and against what baseline. Join this session for an open discussion about establishing and auditing Smart Grid security metrics, and what value we hope to derive from them.

The effectiveness of the programs, solutions and processes implemented by vendors, enterprises and supply chain partners are difficult to quantify without an adequate structure and system for measurement. What is particularly challenging today is to determine what to measure, and against what baseline. This session offers discussion about establishing and auditing security metrics, and what value we hope to derive from them.

This first of several Case Studies details the challenges, internal decision-making process and outcomes from a recent cyber security strategic plan. Understand where this company met with success and where it did not, and use their lessons in formulating your enterprise security plan.

These are brief, powerpoint free presentations from individuals espousing a specific slant on the topic at hand, with key points and concepts to differentiate from other perspectives.

This roundtable discussion features leading CISOs from various sectors of the energy and power industry as they offer insight and experience on the current threats to the energy sector and the suite of solutions and operational changes to mitigate risk.

This first of several Case Studies details the challenges, internal decision-making process and outcomes from a recent cyber security strategic plan. Understand where this company met with success and where it did not, and use their lessons in formulating your enterprise security plan.

A coordinated public-private response to an advanced cyber attack through next generation methods and technologies encapsulated in a new notion of Security Operation Centers for the Smart Grid. Asset owners, vendors, and government are continuously working to develop and improve the cybersecurity of smart grid systems. Our diligent efforts are necessary to proactively reduce, mitigate or even thwart cyber attacks against the smart grid resulting in minimal disruptions to consumers, businesses, federal agencies, and the Nation. A key element to addressing a cyber attack is our ability to detect and respond to an event in a timely manner. Join this session where representatives from the public and private sectors will walk us through a simulated and an intelligent coordinated response to an advanced cyber attack

These are brief, powerpoint free presentations from individuals espousing a specific slant on the topic at hand, with key points and concepts to differentiate from other perspectives.