Protecting Your Assets from Both Natural Disasters and Physical Attacks

Building resiliency and redundancy into the electric system reduces risk and, according to Richard Wernsing, Manager of Asset Strategy at PSE&G, it can be achieved through a feedback loop of continuous improvement within a Security Risk Framework. Richard discusses the Security Risk Framework the company implements to tackle the three prong risks of physical, cyber and weather-related attacks in this past presentation.

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