The utility industry and US regulators need to boost computer-security standards to fend off a cyberattack on the power grid, report finds. Michael Interisano/Design Pics/NewscomAmerica's Power Grid Too Vulnerable To Cyberattack, US Report Finds -- Christian Science Monitor
The utility industry and US regulators need to boost computer-security standards to fend off a cyberattack on the power grid, says a tough new report from the Energy Department.
America's power grid remains vulnerable to cyberattack, a result of sluggish implementation of weak computer security standards and insufficient federal oversight, says a tough new report from the US Department of Energy Inspector General.
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