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Energy networks are becoming smarter and more connected, but also more vulnerable.
AI systems, private LTE, cloud platforms, and IT/OTIT/OT convergence are introducing new cyber risks that traditional controls can’t contain.
Procurement now stands at the frontline of defense.
The new GEP white paper, Cybersecurity in Energy Infrastructure: Why Procurement Needs To Be on the Front Line, explores energy's most critical risks and how procurement can strengthen governance, accountability, and resilience across connected systems.
What’s Inside:
- Critical risks across different types of energy systems
- Five cybersecurity strategies for procurement teams
- Practical steps to build secure and resilient operations
It is an essential resource for leaders seeking more control and reduced risk across energy’s digital and physical systems, networks, and supplier ecosystems.