Identity and Access Management for Electric Utilities Nist Sp 1800-2

Includes an excerpt from "Cyber-Physical Attack Defenses: Preventing Damage to Buildings and Utilities" by Luis Ayala

The electric power industry is upgrading older, outdated infrastructure to take advantage of emerging technologies that will create "a platform that] efficiently integrates] new energy resources, new technologies, and new devices into the system." The ever-greater numbers of technologies, devices, and systems connected to utilities' grid networks need protection from physical and cybersecurity attacks.

To better protect power generation, transmission, and distribution, electric companies need to be able to control access to their networked resources, including buildings, equipment, information technology, and industrial control systems-all of which have unique technical and political challenges. Identity and access management (IdAM) systems for these assets often exist in silos, and employees who manage these systems lack methods to effectively coordinate access to devices and facilities in these silos. This can result in security risks for utilities.

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