Securing the energy transition against cyber threats : report of the Atlantic Council Task Force on Cybersecurity and the Energy Transition / rapporteurs Pedro M. Allende, Andrew Gumbiner, John La Rue
1 online resource (39 pages) : color illustrations, color photographs
Contents
Executive summary. -- 1. Introduction: the energy transition depends on strong cybersecurity. -- 2. Energy transition and cybersecurity landscape. -- 3. Preparing federal cyber policy for the energy transition. -- 4. Improving cybersecurity across the energy marketplace. -- 5. Conclusion
Summary
As the US energy sector's reliance on digitalization grows, its vulnerability to cyberattacks also increases. The task force found that existing efforts to strengthen cybersecurity are insufficient to meet the demands the energy transition will bring. The fragmented, sometimes rivalrous set of institutions regulating and coordinating current cyber defenses leaves many gaps, ambiguities, and weak links. This report recommends a suite of key actions that government can take to shore up the US energy sector against future cyber threats
Notes
"July 2022."
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF title page (Atlantic Council, viewed July 16, 2022)
