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Delivering reliablepower demands extensive infrastructure and advanced technology, making the electric grid a high-value target for cyberattack. Apart from adhering to compliance mandates established to support electric reliability, companies in this sector are inundated by regular waves of cyber-attack. Power companies are under scrutiny from regulators to comply with NERC CIP cybersecurity standards. While these organizations expend much effort on CIP compliance and see this as an investment in security, they often struggle with the operational impact of establishing a common set of procedures that include both operational and CIP compliance responsibilities, and then measuring performance to those stated goals. 

