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Fiction to Fact: Fortifying the National Power Grid

February 12, 2020

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One may think that cyberattack on Power Grid shown in the movie Die Hard 4 is fictional. It is, but ask the cybersecurity experts in the US and they will tell that power grid is a major target in cyber warfare. In Indian context, the evolution of a national power grid is a major feat, but a compromised grid can become a frightening nightmare for the country. While the government has undertaken measures to keep the grid secure, major operators, energy and power utilities need advanced cybersecurity options to counter rapidly evolving threats.

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In view of the current cyber security status quo of the Indian Energy sector, cyber security solutions such as these could go a long way in planning a strong defence mechanism and staying ahead of the hackers.

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