Being audit-ably compliant – Compliance from the NERC CIP auditor’s point of view. Standards are often somewhat ambiguous, leaving room for misinterpretation especially for the first time reader and implementer. Facing a NERC CIP audit is a challenge, especially when there are multiple interpretations of the same CIP requirement. To arrive at the correct interpretation, […]
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WizNucleus today announced full support for the latest version of Nuclear Energy Industry’s NEI 13-10 security controls geared towards significantly reducing the compliance effort.
The new features in Cyberwiz-Pro (CWP) will greatly automate the configuration change control process as well as centralize the collection of evidence from multiple disparate processes. New York, NY September 21, 2015 WizNucleus, a leading provider of critical infrastructure cyber security compliance management software, today announced the release of several new automation features in their
WizNucleus Board of Directors appoints former IBM and Trustwave Executive as the President to lead the Cyber Security Compliance Software Business.
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The utility industry is faced with the challenge of complying with security standards (NERC CIP) for assets, that were developed to function and not necessarily to be secure. One of the common themes that you hear in this space is: How do I track the difference between ports and services running on a device, when
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Listed, is the the change to NERC CIP Version 4 as it applies to Automatic Load Shedding 1.13. Each system or Facility that performs automatic load shedding, without human operator initiation, of 300 MW or more implementing Under Voltage Load Shedding (UVLS) or Under Frequency Load Shedding (UFLS) as required by the regional load shedding
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The following changes to NERC CIP Version 4 as it applies to generation facilities and units are listed below followed by a brief description of each: 1.1. Each group of generating units (including nuclear generation) at a single plant location with an aggregate highest rated net Real Power capability of the preceding 12 months equal
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The following are changes to NERC CIP Version 4 as it applies to transmission substations and facilities are listed below followed by a brief description of each: 1.6. Transmission Facilities operated at 500 kV or higher. This means that any substation that maintains transmission lines at a capacity of 500kv or higher are now considered
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The definition of control center was expanded in version 4, seemingly to ensure that more control center’s that provide functions to different entities within each utility are required to meet the NERC CIP Standards. Essentially the standard is more specific in the definition of what types of control centers should fall within the scope of
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The following are changes to NERC CIP Version 4 as it applies to systems and facilities critical to system restoration: 1.4. Each Black start Resource identified in the Transmission Operator’s restoration plan. This means that if a transmission operator defines a black start resource in their restoration plan as critical than all of those resources
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