Panel: Cyberattacks on electricity and gas supply?
summary
A panel at the Digital Energy Conference 2022 discusses cybersecurity risks for electricity and gas supply networks during the energy transition to renewables and digitalisation. Panelists from industry, a utility group, parliament and Siemens Energy examine how increased decentralisation, digitisation and networked generation/consumption create cyber‑security challenges and policy/technical responses to protect critical energy infrastructure.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Cyberattacks on infrastructures
- 2:49Threat landscape
- 8:28Energy attacks since war
- 11:01Secure digital energy
- 13:07Security at Siemens Energy
- 16:35IT/OT separation culture
- 18:20Corporate resilience & crisis
- 21:11Political role & state support
- 24:41Demands for transparency
- 26:09Cybersecurity responsibility & partnerships
- 29:00SME challenges & resilience
- 31:08Cybercrime market causes
- 36:04Risk minimization
- 38:51Energy sector resilience
- 41:41Summary & future outlook
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