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J. Daniel Skees

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: JD Supra, The National Law Review, Lexology, Mondaq
Energy attorney at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, covering federal regulation of electric reliability and cybersecurity. (Views expressed are my own)
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Bulk-Power System Executive Order Adds a New Grid Supply Chain Compliance Layer

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By J. Daniel Skees, Arjun P. Ramadevanahalli, Robert P. Goldfin
| morganlewis.com
On August 26, US President Trump issued an executive order declaring a national emergency regarding risks associated with foreign-produced equipment used in the US bulk-power system. The order cites potential cyber, remote access, sabotage, and supply disruption risks, noting that growing electricity demand increases the consequences of potential attacks on the electric grid.
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Virtualization in the CIP Environment: Preparing for Compliance After FERC Order No. 919

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By J. Daniel Skees, Robert P. Goldfin, Arjun Prasad Ramadevanahalli
| JD Supra
The increasing use of virtualization across operational technology environments has transformed how organizations deploy and manage critical infrastructure. Until recently, however, the CIP Reliability Standards largely reflected a physical, device-based approach centered on traditional security perimeter, and did not not fully account for virtualized architectures.
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Virtualization in the CIP Environment: Preparing for Compliance After FERC Order No. 919

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By Arjun P. Ramadevanahalli, J. Daniel Skees, Robert P. Goldfin
| morganlewis.com
The increasing use of virtualization across operational technology environments has transformed how organizations deploy and manage critical infrastructure. Until recently, however, the CIP Reliability Standards largely reflected a physical, device-based approach centered on traditional security perimeter, and did not not fully account for virtualized architectures.
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