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Energy grid cybersecurity: U.S. and Canada look to bolster connections
Politicians in the U.S. and Canada have invested resources in the development of cross border energy programs and infrastructure for decades. Today, U.S. officials fear that some of these same collaborative engineering platforms are providing hackers with a system that is more vulnerable to cyberattacks of “significant consequence.”
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