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Professor



Risk assessment

Security strategy

Preparedness, prevention, response, and

recovery

Organizational behavior and management

Budget



Provide Citizens with Electricity

Develop New and Innovative Approaches toEnergy

Safeguard Energy



Values: Safety, Justice, Fairness, Respect

Goals: Safety, Performance, Value

Strives for Reliability in Electric Transmissions

Nurture Strong Relationships with LocalBusinesses

Strong Code of Ethics

Transformational Leaders



Physical Threats: Criminals, Terrorists, NaturalHazards

IT Threats

Personal Threats



Attacks to Cripple Energy Output

Workplace Shooters

Criminal Threats

Cyber Criminals: Hackers, Malware,Unauthorized Users

Natural Disasters

Terrorist Attacks



#1 Needs Immediate Action: Physically Securingthe Perimeter, Secure People, and SecureInformation Systems

#2 When Funds Come Available: AdditionalSecurity Measures

#3 Long Term Planning: Establishing WrittenSecurity Policies and Training the Employees



Evacuation Routes

Training Drills

PA System Warnings

Emergency Exits



Reduce Impact of Security Breach

Prevent Security Breach

Physical Security Measures

Cyber Prevention Measures

Establish Prevention Policies



Security Plan

Contact First Responders

Evacuate Facilities

Following Safety Protocol



Search and Rescue

Rebuild

Coordinated Effort to Reestablish Operations

Fix Structural Damage



Physical Security

IT Security

Personal Security



Total: $250,000

Physical Security budget $150,000

Fences around power stations

security guards

Video Cameras

Keyless entry

Security Alarms



IT Security $30,000

Antiviral software

Encryption Software

IT Security Policies

Passwords

Authorized Users



Personal Security $50,000

Lighting in parking garage

Security Guards

Video Camera’s

Organizational Training $20,000

IT Security Polices

Emergency Preparedness

Security Plan



Physical, Personal, and IT Security

Organizational Behavior

Risk Assessment

Comprehensive Security Plan



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