Cybersecurity Issues Affecting the Energy Industry

12 August 2022

No longer the stuff of Hollywood hypotheticals, cybersecurity threats are a daily reality and challenge for energy companies building solar, wind, battery and transmission projects communicating in an increasingly dynamic, interactive energy grid. But are we keeping pace with those seeking to exploit the grid’s vulnerabilities? We are joined by partners Jennifer Urban and Aaron Tantleff from Foley’s Cybersecurity and Privacy practice to break it all down and unpack what’s next for cybersecurity in the energy space.

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