Cyber Resiliency & Incident Management for Critical Energy Infrastructure
With the increasing communication agents and the massive deployment of cyber devices over a wide area of electrical power components, cybersecurity challenge elevates to a higher level as the susceptibility of attack increases. Cybersecurity by design dictates the preparedness of the critical infrastructure in response to a cyber-attack. This webinar introduces the state of the art and best practices in cyber incident management and system resilience against potential cyber-attacks, and highlighting the concept of cyber resilience and the principle of cybersecurity by design.
Instructor
Abedalsalam (Salam) Baniahmed
Abedalsalam Bani-Ahmed (M’11) He received his PhD degree in Electrical Engineering (2017) from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, specializing in the cyber-physical integration in decentralized smart microgrid control systems. Currently, Dr. Bani-Ahmed is a Lead Engineer of Power Systems Cyber-Security at Eaton Corporation, Corporate Research and Technology. His research interests include Smart Grids, Microgrids and DERMS, IIoT communications infrastructure, protocols, cyber-security, and standards, and has published numerous technical journal and conference papers, and white papers on related topics. In addition, he is the chair of the IEEE Smart Grid education committee. He also serves as a reviewer to multiple IEEE PES and IAS transactions, and various international Smart Grid related journals.
Publication Year: 2019
Earn 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) for completing the webinar