RegScale Announces Support for NERC CIP for Energy Sector

February 28, 2022 | By J. Travis Howerton

The NERC CIP (North American Electric Reliability Corporation critical infrastructure protection) plan is a set of requirements designed to secure the assets required for operating North America’s bulk electric system. The NERC CIP plan consists of multiple standards and requirements covering the security of electronic perimeters and the protection of critical cyber assets as well as personnel and training, security management and disaster recovery planning.

At RegScale, we give utilities easy and free tools to get started with building a NERC CIP program with support for tracking policies, related assessments, evidence collection, issues management/performance improvement, and other related workflows. As of February 28, 2022, RegScale has announced that we officially support NERC CIP as a catalog within our platform with automated tools/wizards for building compliant inspection programs. In addition, we have published multiple machine readable formats of NERC CIP including an Excel spreadsheet, raw JSON, and NIST OSCAL that are available upon request. These artifacts are freely available for others to reuse in their compliance automation programs using machine readable formats.

Schedule a free demo today to learn how RegScale can help you continuously meet your NERC CIP requirements. If you are ready to start automating your compliance processes for creating and managing NERC CIP requirements, this demo will also show how you can leverage RegScale to deliver continuous compliance. In addition to offering free tools, we have experienced compliance professionals who can assist you in creating robust NERC CIP compliance artifacts that will help you pass audits with ease. With RegScale, our customers get software with a service to provide a concierge like experience for achieving bulk electric system security.

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