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With readers from electric, gas, water and telecommunications, internet/cable utility organizations—as well as other key critical infrastructure segments—we reach a wide-spanning scope of decision makers across the industry. Because we have more than 20 years of established connections with the utility industry, we know this industry and our readership views us with trust that has been earned over many years.
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Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
In this episode of the Utility Security Podcast, we sit down with Jim Willis, CEO of Indev Tactical, to discuss the growing security challenges facing utilities today. From the increasing number of substation attacks to mass shooting preparedness, Jim shares invaluable insights from his extensive experience in the field. We cover best practices for securing substations, the importance of vendor selection, and how to implement effective security training without overwhelming employees. With evolving threats, including drones used for surveillance and attacks, utilities must stay ahead of the curve. Tune in to learn how to enhance your security posture and protect critical infrastructure.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Utility Security Risks – Why attacks on substations and infrastructure are increasing.
- Mass Shooting Preparedness – How to train effectively without causing unnecessary panic.
- Vendor Selection – Why not every vendor is a security expert and how to choose the right one.
- Beyond Cybersecurity – Why physical security and personnel safety are just as critical.
- The Role of Drones – How drones are being used for both inspections and attacks.
- Public Perception Shifts – Why utilities are now seen as adversaries and what that means for security.
- Training Matters – Why employees should have security skills to match their technical skills.
Tune in to stay updated and informed about securing our nation's utilities!
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