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How does Cisco secure the grid?

Cisco secures the grid with segmentation, authentication, visibility, and threat detection/mitigation. (PDF) See how Cisco maps grid security solutions, techniques, and services to NERC CIP requirements. See how Cisco brings IT and operational technology (OT) together for real-time decision making. (PDF)

How can Cisco help Enel achieve a low-carbon energy grid?

Using Cisco technology, Enel can monitor its energy grid and preemptively address any faults or failures that threaten the network. Cisco is also helping Enel connect its grid to renewable energy sources like solar and wind energy at scale, speeding the transition to a low-carbon electricity grid.

How do smart grids work?

Building smart grids starts with adding capabilities to capture more granular data — building out the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT refers to devices with sensors, processing ability, software and other technologies, which connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the Internet or other communications networks.

Is there a bridge between grid reliability and powering a Better Tomorrow?

Between grid reliability today and powering a better tomorrow, there's a bridge. Cisco provides solutions that improve system efficiency, resiliency, and security for the changing environmental, consumer, and regulatory conditions that utilities are facing. Monitor and control the grid with a secure and reliable communications network. (PDF)

Do smart grids need enhanced data gathering?

Regarding smart grids, enhanced data gathering is required to support that level of sophistication and speed. Building smart grids starts with adding capabilities to capture more granular data — building out the Internet of Things (IoT).

How will AI Impact energy grids?

Artificial intelligence is an emerging technology that all agreed can have tremendous impact on energy grids, by taking the intelligence and visibility to next levels. Cisco and Gridspertise are ensuring that today’s grids will accommodate the future demands of AI. “I think we’re barely scratching the surface on AI,” said Chung.