www.cyware.com Cyware Partners with NRECA for Enhanced OT Cybersecurity Research
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- •Cyware supports NRECA's DOE-funded cybersecurity initiative for electric cooperatives.
- •The project aims to improve OT monitoring and threat detection across nearly 900 cooperatives.
- •Participating utilities report measurable improvements in cybersecurity visibility and alerting.
Cyware is collaborating with the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) on a Department of Energy-funded initiative aimed at improving Operational Technology (OT) monitoring and threat detection across nearly 900 electric cooperatives. The project focuses on enhancing information sharing and collaboration among utility networks to strengthen cybersecurity. Key objectives include standardizing data collection and analysis, which will lead to faster threat detection and a more resilient ecosystem. Participating utilities have already reported improvements in visibility and alerting capabilities. The initiative aims to support smaller utilities by providing automated sharing of validated findings. Cyware's involvement emphasizes their commitment to operationalized threat intelligence and collective defense strategies.
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