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The US Department of Energy is investing $15 million in university-based electric power centers to enhance cybersecurity in the energy sector.
  • Six universities will receive funding to partner with industry stakeholders and DOE National Laboratories for cybersecurity research and training development.
  • Selected centers will focus on researching cybersecurity capabilities tailored to each region's electricity system, infrastructure, and workforce skills.
  • Specific projects include isolating and mitigating cyberattacks on distributed energy resources, improving grid resilience, assessing protection effectiveness using digital twins, resolving cybersecurity issues in DER and microgrids, and implementing a moving target defense technique.
  • The centers will also provide cybersecurity education programs to train energy professionals on protecting critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
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energy sector
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cyberattack prevention

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