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August 09, 2022
Home » Glick Calls for Pipeline Cyber Standards After Colonial Attack
A jet flies over a fuel storage facility operated by Colonial Pipeline. The ransomware attack against Colonial in May resulted in the weeklong shutdown of the company's entire pipeline network, disrupting fuel supplies across the U.S. East Coast.
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Glick Calls for Pipeline Cyber Standards After Colonial Attack
Group Blamed for Intrusion Claims No Government Connection
In the wake of the ransomware attack Friday on Colonial Pipeline that shut off almost half the supply of gasoline, diesel and other fuel products for the eastern U.S., FERC Chairman Richard Glick and Commissioner Allison Clements on Monday called for "mandatory cybersecurity standards," similar to NERC’s Critical Infrastructure Protection...
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