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The workshop focuses on demonstrating how a secure architecture development methodology takes well defined utility use cases and, leveraging a set of key security principles, produces a secure communications architecture for various places in the utility network
Benefits of attending: The audience will gain a deep understanding of an architecture development methodology they can leverage in their own environment. They also receive insight into how key use cases can be analyzed for security requirements. And finally, the workshop provides a good overview of secure communications architectures for places in a utility’s network such as substation, control center, core wide area network and the field area network
About your leaders
Saadat Malik, Senior Manager, Smart Grid Solutions and Architecture
The audience will gain a deep understanding of an architecture development methodology they can leverage in their own environment
Attendees receive insight into how key use cases can be analyzed for security requirements.
The workshop provides a good overview of secure communications architectures for places in a utility’s network such as substation, control center, core wide area network and the field area network.
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