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Cybersecurity Accelerator Expands To Speed Commercialization of Department of Energy Technologies
New Critical Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator Track Focuses on Advancing Government Technologies That Fill Critical Cybersecurity Technical Gaps The transition from concept to adoption can be a difficult hurdle for emerging technologies to overcome. Commercialization costs, access to testing facilities, and scalability are all challenges that can stall or impede a technology’s journey to market, resulting in a gap between concept and adoption.
NREL Project Sets Stage for Quantifying Future Energy System Cyber Risks
Cyber100 Compass Developers Seek Utility Feedback on Proof-of-Concept Application When selecting coverage for homeowners and car insurance, many consumers base their choice on how much they are willing to pay out of pocket in the event of a disaster or accident. Researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently explored a similar model of risk evaluation to energy system upgrades in a project called Cyber100 Compass.
Asimily Joins Second Cohort of Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator
Program Selected Two Participants for Cohort 2 The Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator™ (CECA) program recently selected Asimily for Cohort 2. Asimily joins runZero as the cohort’s second participant.
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Second Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator Cohort Evaluates Solutions That Uncover Hidden Risks on Utility Networks
Skip to main content RunZero Selected as First Cohort 2 Participant Having a complete picture of all the industrial control system assets connected to a utility’s infrastructure—both physically and virtually—is an important step in protecting energy systems against cyber threats. After all, it is difficult to protect a system if you do not know what is on it.
Ukraine’s Mikhail Simchuk, Dmytro Kubrytskyi join GCU club hockey midseason
Connor Manning/Cronkite News Dmytro Kubrytskyi, goaltender for Grand Canyon University’s club hockey team, stands tall between the pipes as he represents his homeland of Ukraine. (Photo by Bennett Silvyn/Cronkite News) Mikhailo Simchuk, a forward for Grand Canyon University’s club hockey team, navigates the challenges of bringing his talent and determination from war-torn Ukraine to the rink.
49ers, Chiefs welcomed to Las Vegas for 2024 Super Bowl Opening Night
Lucas Gordon/Cronkite News Las Vegas transforms Allegiant Stadium into a spectacle as fans get a first look at the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the Big Game. (Photo by Marc Sanchez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) More than 23,000 fans gather at Allegiant Stadium as Las Vegas kicks off its first Super Bowl week with celebrity performances and fanfare. (Photo by PATRICK T.
Katie Hobbs, NCAA officials preview Final Four festivities in Phoenix
PHOENIX – On a crisp winter morning at the Eastlake Community Center, there were sparks of intrigue and excitement as NCAA officials and Valley leaders showcased some of the upcoming festivities that will take place before and during the 2024 NCAA Men’s Final Four in April. The first semifinal tips off in 79 days at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, but the panels Wednesday focused on the events that will run throughout Final Four weekend.
Q&A With Jennifer Guerra: Accelerating Innovation Faster Than the Speed of Threats
Energy is essential to our everyday lives. It powers our homes, businesses, and schools and keeps critical services operational. However, in the event of a successful cyberattack on the grid, energy reliability could be impacted. At the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), a dedicated team of experts is working to fortify our energy systems against such threats through leading-edge research, collaborations, and technologies.
Q&A With Nicholas Ryan: Building the Foundation for Cyber Evaluations at Scale
Our energy systems are evolving quickly, and we urgently need new ways to safely explore and protect their future. However, because energy systems are critical resources, we do not want to disrupt them. We need a safe environment where we can test threat scenarios and solutions without impacting the grid.
New Prize Supports Rural and Municipal Utilities in Strengthening Cybersecurity Posture
Prize Aims To Improve Ability of Utilities To Protect Against, Detect, Respond to, and Recover From Cybersecurity Threats Cyber threats pose a risk to the energy infrastructure that powers households and businesses across the United States. Cyberattacks can impact utilities—large and small—and cause consequences that range from financial impacts and supply shortages to electricity outages.
NREL and UL Reach Key Milestone in Securing Distributed-Generation Industry
Outline of Investigation for Cybersecurity Certification Standard Paves Way to More Secure, Resilient Grid With support from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Energy Technologies Office, UL Solutions has published the outline of investigation for a cybersecurity certification standard for distributed energy resources (DERs) and inverter-based resource (IBR) devices.
Visualizing a Cyber-Secure Future
NREL Visualization Helps Industry Partners Strengthen Workforce and Fortify Cyber Defenses To an untrained eye, the logs used to track activity on information technology equipment might look like gibberish, but the information they contain paint a complete picture of a system’s health. Cybersecurity professionals heavily rely on these data to detect anomalies and to fortify networks against increasing cyber threats.
Supermoon Frequently Asked Questions – Moon: NASA Science
The Moon as it rises behind the U.S. Capitol, Monday, March 9, 2020, in Washington, DC. Photo Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky What is a supermoon? A supermoon occurs when the Moon is at or near its closest point to Earth at the same time it is full. This event makes the Moon look larger and brighter in the sky. Upcoming supermoon dates: April 27, 2021 May 26, 2021 How can I see a supermoon? The Moon rises in the east around sunset.
Exceeding the Challenge
November 12, 2019 By Mariah Cox in Uncategorized Focus on new grants results in research funding bump On Oct. 11, 2019, as part of University of Missouri Homecoming festivities, Chancellor Alexander N. Cartwright shared about MU’s value to society during the annual State of the University address. | Contributed by MU News Bureau By Mariah Cox | Bond LSC It’s an inconvenient truth that every scientist knows; progress in research is driven by the money they receive to pursue discoveries.
University grant brings faster, cheaper genome sequencing
Nathan Bivens, Director of the DNA Core, and Wesley Warren, Bond LSC primary investigator. | Photos by Mariah Cox & Erica Overfelt | Bond LSC By Mariah Cox | Bond LSC The discoveries from research capture the public’s and other scientist’s attention, but what about the tools, instruments and data management systems that provide more efficient means of getting there?
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