Ignoring third-party risks in the smart grid can lead to severe consequences, including data breaches, system compromises, supply chain attacks, and regulatory non-compliance. Third-party risks arise from vendors, contractors, and other external entities that have access to the smart grid network, systems, or data. If these third parties do not have adequate security controls, they can become a point of entry for cyberattacks. A data breach can occur if a third party mishandles sensitive data, such as customer information or grid operational data. This can lead to financial losses, reputationa....
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