RICHMOND, Va. — We live in an interconnected world, where instantaneous information sharing makes our daily lives easier. The dark side of that connection means those with bad intentions can do real damage fast.
This week, Dominion Energy and partner agencies from the Defense Department, intelligence community, and federal and state law enforcement have gathered for the company’s third ‘Cyber Fortress,’ designed to simulate real-world cyberattacks against the power grid.
“Our focus is on nation-state actors and sophisticated criminal malign actors that have the very latest technology to use in a very bad way to cause harm,” said Adam Lee, Dominion Energy’s Chief Security Officer. “Everyone has a role in the event of a significant attack on the grid.”…