Cybersecurity of Battery Energy Storage Systems
Presented by: Rodrigo Daniel Trevizan
Energy Storage Systems (ESS) are an increasingly important asset in power grids, capable of providing several essential services to systems dominated by intermittent renewable energy resources. Such relevance turns ESS into a potential target for attacks. Some of their applications require these distributed devices to communicate with remote entities, such as grid operators, manufacturers and other field equipment, which poses a challenge for cybersecurity. This talk will present risks an overview of physical and cyberattacks on power grids, as well as current research, standards, and industry best practices that can make ESS more secure.
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INTENDED AUDIENCE:
Students, utility engineers, academic researchers, and anyone interested in energy storage and cybersecurity of power systems.
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Tags & Topics for This Webinar:
Battery management systems; cybersecurity; energy storage; industrial control systems; power systems; standards.
AFTER THE WEBINAR IS PRESENTED
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