IT Security in the Energy Sector
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Discusses IT security requirements and challenges specific to the energy sector, focusing on protecting grid and utility IT/OT systems. Covers technologies and practices such as network segmentation, secure IoT device management, and incident response tailored for energy infrastructure, with a practical business-development perspective from T-Systems.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Digitalization in energy
- 3:15Grid stability and cooperation
- 4:42Central vs decentral generation
- 6:28Energy transition challenges
- 8:53Digital networking necessity
- 9:56Technical standards and systems
- 11:18OS4ES
- 12:40Cell concept and control
- 14:05Changing communication interfaces
- 15:47Security risks from internet tech
- 17:31IT security protection goals
- 18:54Common vulnerabilities and attacks
- 20:39Security as dynamic process
- 21:22Research and practice in IT security
- 21:44Q&A
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