The Connected Grid Is the New Security Perimeter: Where Do Utilities Start?
OneLayer and Southern Linc explain where utilities should start with visibility and security on the connected grid, and how to scale it with a crawl, walk, run approach.
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Drew Ganther
VP Sales, OneLayer
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Mark Falasca
Critical Infrastructure and Connectivity, Wireless & Innovation Manager, Southern Linc
About this webinar
As utilities face growing demands for grid modernization, operational resilience, and secure communications, the threat landscape is changing too. Nation-state actors are increasingly targeting communications infrastructure, edge devices, and operational systems, and the recent Poland attack showed how a private APN can become a path into OT.
For utilities, the question isn’t only how to secure what’s connected today, but where to start in building for what comes next. In this UBBA session, Drew Ganther of OneLayer and Mark Falasca of Southern Linc talk through the measured first steps utilities can take to strengthen security and visibility across their networks, and how that posture grows as their needs mature.
What you'll learn
- What the evolving threat landscape means for utilities and their communications infrastructure
- Where to start today to improve visibility, security, and resilience, wherever you are in your private network journey
- How to apply a crawl, walk, run approach so security scales with your network instead of being bolted on later
