Robert Klaffus, CEO of Siemens Digital Grid said: “Power grids and everything connected to them form the backbone of modern societies and are therefore attractive targets for hackers. The learning and experience with the Locked Shields exercise are essential to securing and protecting power grids. With the advanced cooperation with NATO CCDCOE, Siemens can gain valuable insights into new forms of attacks and how to address evolving cybersecurity challenges in digital energy grids. These insights are applied to further developments of our portfolio.” One example of testing new features as part of this cooperation is the open standard communication protocol OPC UA PUB/SUB, which is applied to many IoT-applications.
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