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The Importance of Security Orchestration in the Utility Space

Summary

Electric grids are modernizing to support microgrids, smart city devices, automation and grid operations, and integration of distributed energy resources (DERs). In this dynamic environment, utilities face new cybersecurity challenges.

Utilities are combating everchanging cybersecurity threats with a suite of disparate technologies and tools that take time to manage and do not natively work together. Furthermore, cybersecurity teams working for utilities are understaffed, overworked and regularly bombarded with alarms from these disparate technologies. Fortunately, when utilities adopt security orchestration, they can effectively manage security operations, while freeing up time for the cybersecurity team to address threats.

This webinar will cover:

  • The importance of security orchestration.
  • The role of security orchestration in maturing operational technology resilience.
  • Action plans to reduce the risk of exposure for utilities.
  • Strategies to comply with industry regulations.

Speakers

Ahsan Upal, Moderator

Regional Manager, Canadian Business Development

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As the national business development leader, Ahsan works with Canadian utilities, applying technology-driven approaches to help them solve their toughest challenges.

John Biasi

Senior Cybersecurity Consultant

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John leads IT security initiatives and has experience in network design. As a consultant, he supports planning, analysis and implementation efforts that drive business objectives.

Joe Bonventre

Senior Managing Consultant

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Joe has led strategic planning efforts for regulatory compliance and security initiatives. He conducts both physical and cybersecurity risk assessments, and coordinates comprehensive security system solutions.

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