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Technical study to develop good practice guidance on securing electricity substations against cyber risks.

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Notice summary: The Department of Energy and Climate Change wishes to commission a project to develop guidance on securing electricity substations against cyber risks. Developing guidance on how best to secure substations would assist industry by providing guidance on how best to ensure specific risks are mitigated across the sector. Description: Substations are critical in maintaining a stable and secure supply of electricity and the loss of one or more substations would result in widespread disruption to consumers and extensive financial losses. Indeed the targeted cyber-attack in Ukraine in December 2015, which led to up to 225,000 people having electricity cut off for several hours, w…

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What the buyer calls it
Technical study to develop good practice guidance on securing electricity substations against cyber risks.
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Work starts
4 Sep 2016
Work ends
3 Mar 2017

Who the buyer named

The buyer published a contact address on this notice.

Shane.long@decc.gsi.gov.uk