VP & Global Head - Industrial Cyber | Siemens
Data centres are becoming major players in energy systems. As their scale grows, so do the challenges for grid resilience, cybersecurity and infrastructure coordination.
Los proveedores de electricidad son fundamentales para el impulso global de la IA y están adaptando sus modelos de negocio para atender la demanda causada por los centros de datos.
Electricity providers are fundamental to the global AI push, and are adapting their business models to cater to growing demand caused by data centres.
Energy and manufacturing firms face rising OT cyber threats; new data shows underreporting and a shift toward tech and outsourcing to boost resilience.
Collaboration across energy ecosystems and supply chains is key to improving the sector's cyber resilience as power demand grows and threats escalate.
Offshore wind power capacity is expanding rapidly, as are the cyberattacks against them. A new joint project offers guidance on cybersecurity.
Digitalization will support the energy transition but organizations must use cyber-resilience to build trust, reputation and confidence among stakeholders.
The ongoing digitization and renewables-driven transformation of the energy sector makes energy companies particularly vulnerable.
Digitalization represents the challenges and solutions for delivering energy needs and security, which is why the sector must embrace cyber resilience.
Critical infrastructure such as oil and gas must get used to the idea of a continually escalating cyberthreat landscape – and plan accordingly
Energy utilities are coming under increasing threat from cyberattacks. Could affordable, AI-driven cybersecurity monitoring services be the answer?
The pandemic is creating new cyber-risks for utilities, and attackers are exploiting these new weak points. Here are four steps to improve utilities' resilience.
More than half of utility companies expect a cyberattack on their critical infrastructure within the next 12 months. The threat is present and growing - so how should the sector prepare?
