Power Industry Webinar Production & Promotion
Getting Grounded on CIP-013-1 Requirements for Bulk Electric Systems
Specific topics covered will include:
Considerations in implementing a comprehensive cyber security solution
How to identify threats, risks and gaps in control from internal and third parties and the proposed CIP-013-1 Reliability Standard
Best practices in cyber security incident handling and response management
In this webinar, we will discuss the new requirements from NERC CIP-013-1, Cyber Security Supply Chain Risk Management. Join us as we address requirements from the Standard that address security objectives, including: (1) software integrity and authenticity, (2) vendor remote access, (3) information system planning and (4) vendor risk management and procurement controls.
Below are some of the questions discussed during the webinar:
Is there a way to counter situations when a vendor refuses (or simply fails) to disclose when access is no longer needed for employees?
Once a vendor remediates findings, should we just wait until the next assessment to review the remediation?
If you use a patch management program such as Windows SCCM, can this be used to support your integrity check and validation of the update/patch?
Who should perform the vendor risk assessments? Procurement, ERM, IT, NERC CIP Compliance, the utility?
How is the vendor community responding to these contractual cybersecurity requirements?
What's the recommended level of effort (cost) for vendor cybersecurity assessments? Including a range from minimal accepted assessment to preferred rigorous assessment.