FERC/NERC
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What is FERC/NERC? The NERC (North American Electric Reliability Corporation) is a self-regulatory body responsible for ensuring energy industry compliance with Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) standards. These rules require organizations that deliver bulk electricity to the North American electrical power grid to identify and protect critical cyber assets. FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) oversees the power industry, but gives NERC the responsibility for maintaining and complying with CIP standards. |
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Bulk power suppliers must define methods, processes, and procedures for securing critical cyber assets, as well as the non-critical cyber assets within the electronic security perimeter. "Cyber assets" are loosely defined as all "programmable electronic devices and communication networks including hardware, software, and data." |
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GTB’s Data Loss Prevention solutions provide comprehensive NERC CIP data loss prevention for any energy company, utility or independent system operator that must protect its valuable cyber assets. Advantages include:
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