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“Policies and frameworks scripted to protect critical assets remain ineffective unless a robust control is in place to enforce them,” says James Evelyn, EVP of compliance solutions at Force 5. This holds true in the power utility industry, where NERC mandates the appropriate implementation of the critical infrastructure protection (CIP) standards. Unfortunately, manual, or antiquated controls often relied upon leave critical assets vulnerable to human risks, inefficient processes, and ultimately costly violations that could’ve been easily avoided. 

