Security Matters

What secures the grid and keeps our customers safe today will not remain static, and it is through programs like STEP that we plan and prepare for evolving threats to our grid and our national security.

Editor’s Note: EEI Director of Partnerships and Engagement Monty McGee recently outlined three distinct partnership types that can help organizations operating and supporting critical infrastructure prepare for, respond to, and recover from …

GridEx VIII promises to be another major step forward in advancing industry-wide preparedness and resilience against evolving cyber and physical security threats.

Southern Company, like so many of our peers, is focused on resilience planning, preparing for extreme weather events and worst-case scenarios so that we can deliver for our customers when they need us most.

The U.S. energy grid is one of the most sophisticated machines ever constructed, supporting the health, prosperity, and security of millions of Americans across vital sectors of the economy. The grid’s ever-growing complexity—comprised of nearly …

We face unprecedented challenges as we work to transform the energy grid to securely meet the evolving needs of our customers, and we play a more significant role in our nation’s security than ever before.

As we are all too aware, electric companies have experienced an uptick in physical security incidents.

The ability to maintain connectivity between electric companies and energy providers, emergency responders, and government partners is paramount to swift coordinated response and recovery efforts.