Protecting the Grid: Creating Cyber Solutions That Are Inherently Secure
Aug 20, 2021•22 min•Season 2Ep. 24
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Episode description
When Dr. Ed Schweitzer introduced the first microprocessor-based protective relay in 1982, an invention that revolutionized power system protection, he built in several cybersecurity features, including layered passwords. In this episode, Dave Whitehead talks with the inventor about this early emphasis on cybersecurity and how he and the team at SEL are working to develop next-level solutions that are inherently secure.
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