05236nam 22006134a 450 991014356580332120170809162028.01-280-51733-697866105173360-470-05454-90-470-05453-0(CKB)1000000000355288(EBL)266947(OCoLC)77496607(SSID)ssj0000243183(PQKBManifestationID)11188235(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000243183(PQKBWorkID)10321630(PQKB)10624763(MiAaPQ)EBC266947(EXLCZ)99100000000035528820060301d2006 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtccrSecuring utility and energy infrastructures[electronic resource] /Larry NessHoboken, N.J. Wileyc20061 online resource (358 p.)Includes index.0-471-70525-X CONTENTS; 1 INADEQUATE SECURITY TODAY; History of the Utility/Energy Industry; Federal Legislative Issues; Deregulation of the Utility Industry; The Role of Federal and State Utility Regulators; Post 9/11 Information Sources; Risk Assessment versus Needs Assessment; 2 THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF A TERRORIST ATTACK; Utility Industry-Prime Targets for Terrorists; Major Types of Threats; Use the Infrastructure as a Weapon Against Us; Create Power Surges; Cyber Attack; Lack of Vital Spare Parts; Terrorists' Goals; Jihadism Began in the 11th Century; Terrorism in America; No Stopping TerrorismImpact Comparisons versus Other CrisesImpact on the United States Economy; Costs of Recovery; Direct Impacts; Indirect Impacts; Insurance; Airlines; Defense Spending; Longer Term Impacts; 3 WHAT IS BEING DONE TO PROTECT THE UTILITY INDUSTRY?; Federal Responses; Nuclear Plant Security; Federal Anti-Cyber-Attack Programs; State Responses; New York's Model Program; Other State Organizations; Utility/Energy Industry Response; Electrical Substations; Natural Gas Facilities; Nuclear Utility Security; How Do We Move Forward?; Progress at State and Federal Levels; The Role of Insurance CompaniesWho Pays?4 THE POST-9/11 SECURITY ASSESSMENT PROCESS; New Security Needs; Physical Security Assessment Process; Information and Computer Security Assessment Process; Computer Security; Biochemical and Anthrax Security Assessment Process; Pre-employment and Annual Screening; Due Diligence Screening; Security Culture Change Training; 5 SECURITY CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLANNING; How to Increase Safety; Security Risk Assessment Process; Materials and Procedures to Have in Advance; Outside Risks; Inside Risks; Crisis Management Planning; Crisis Management Team; Call Response TeamReview of Emergency PreparednessResource Analysis; Human Resources; Document Review; Physical Assets; Hazard Analysis; Vulnerability Assessment; Gap Analysis; Business Continuity Planning; Levels of Disaster; Key Business Continuity Tasks; Conduct a Business Impact Analysis; Track Revenue Flow through Business Units; Create Recovery Teams; Disaster Recovery Plan; Summary of Emergency Procedures; Level 1 Responsibilities; Business Continuity Coordinator; Level 2 Responsibilities; Level 3 Responsibilities; Security Policies, Procedures- and Guidelines; Selecting a Disaster Recovery Center6 CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMUNITY ROLESCommunication and Coordination; The Criminal Justice Community; Department of Homeland Security; Federal Agencies; State Authorities; Local Police; Emergency Personnel; Effects of the Disaster Experience; Expand Your Security Program; Guidelines During and After an Incident; 7 SECURITY TECHNOLOGY; Current Utility Security Technologies; Windows Security; Mitigating the Risks; Improving SCADA System Security; Anti-Spyware and Anti-Virus Solutions; Encryption; Firewalls; NERC Meets FERC Security Mandates; Future Technology Requirements; Ever-Growing DemandsThe Need for More ElectricityThe latest security measures for utility and energy industriesAddressing the growing post-9/11 concern about the safety of the utility and energy industries, SecuringUtility and Energy Infrastructures presents a detailed blueprint for safeguarding these vital fields. This comprehensive guide discusses how to protect the electric, oil and gas, nuclear, telecommunications, and water industries from a conventional or terrorist attack.Written for anyone who is charged with the safety of these industries, Securing Utility and Energy Infrastructures explains how to look for and monitPublic utilitiesSecurity measuresUnited StatesEnergy industriesSecurity measuresUnited StatesElectronic books.Public utilitiesSecurity measuresEnergy industriesSecurity measures333.790684333.790973Ness Larry854311MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910143565803321Securing utility and energy infrastructures1907743UNINA