Hear from industry leaders and experts as they share their experiences and insights from MEICA EXPO 2024! From groundbreaking technologies in instrumentation, cybersecurity, and automation to meaningful networking opportunities, this event is shaping the future of the oil & gas sector. Amit Singh | Senior Engineer & Technical Authority in Engineering Services | OQ To register for the upcoming edition, email us at register@meicamiddleeast.com or call us at +971 4 83 74 300 For more information visit meicamiddleeast.com. #IndustrialCybersecurity #CyberResilience #DataProtection #SafetyFirst #meica2024 #aramco #refinery #oilandgas #engineers #machinery #oilindustry #energyindustry #energy #controlsystems #processcontrol #AI #Processsafety #processautomation #IIoT #valves #flowmeasurement #temperaturemeasurement #pressuremeasurement #pressuresensor #controlvalve #industrialcybersecurity #attendinperson #aramco #cybersecurity #digitaltransformation #IoT #instrumentation #control #automation #middleeast #cybersecurity #operationaltechnology #controlsystems #controlsystems #governance #middleeast #uae
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Coming to the land of Egypt, co-located with the much anticipated AIMCS AFRICA, we are thrilled to announce ICA AFRICA! Drawing upon the immense success of the MEICA series in the Middle East, we are proud to introduce MEICA in AFRICA, featuring three key topics- Instrumentation and Control, Industrial Cybersecurity, and Process Automation. ICA aims to provide a platform for industry leaders in the Oil and Gas sector to come together, address current challenges, and drive advancements within the industry. For more info visit our website https://lnkd.in/g7a95dE7 #IndustrialCybersecurity #CyberResilience #DataProtection #SafetyFirst #aramco #refinery #oilandgas #engineers #machinery #oilindustry #energyindustry #energy #controlsystems #processcontrol #AI #Processsafety #processautomation #IIoT #valves #flowmeasurement #temperaturemeasurement #pressuremeasurement #pressuresensor #controlvalve #industrialcybersecurity #attendinperson #aramco #cybersecurity #digitaltransformation #IoT #instrumentation #control #automation #operationaltechnology #controlsystems #governance #cairo #egypt #ICAAFRICA #icaafrica2025 #icaafricaegypt
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→It is a great opportunity for me to be a part of such important program. "Mandatory foundation program" for power engineer Guided by →Ministry of Power (MoP) , Goverment of india. ✺ This course deals with the → Health and Safety Hazards. → Overview of indian power sector ( by former Power Secretary) → Power system Generation, transmission, Distribution, Regulatory commission. → Managment Skill. → Planning of RE and Green energy , Net Zero emission. → Reform and regulation of power sector. → Financial managment. → cyber security, IoT, SCADA. → Basics of frameworks of Economics. → Visit of several importanat Plants. #Npti #DVC
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**The Critical Role of Instrumentation and Cybersecurity in Minimizing Downtime in Process Industries** In process industries like refining and petrochemicals, railway instrumentation and control systems are vital for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing operations. Acting as the plant’s sensory system, they provide real-time data to detect deviations and ensure processes run safely and efficiently. Without these systems, operators would struggle to maintain safety and productivity. Instrumentation ensures the accurate measurement of variables like temperature, pressure, and flow, while mitigating risks by detecting issues early. Failures—whether from grounding issues, calibration errors, or lack of maintenance—can cause costly downtime. This is why organizations invest heavily in preventive and predictive maintenance strategies. Advanced methods like prescriptive maintenance, using IoT sensors and machine learning, are increasingly essential for maintaining plant availability above 90%. In today’s highly connected industrial environments, a robust cybersecurity program is just as important. The integration of digital and connected systems exposes instrumentation and control systems to cyber threats, making them potential targets for attacks. A strong cybersecurity program is crucial to safeguard against breaches that could disrupt operations, cause unplanned downtime, and endanger both safety and production. In fact, cyber incidents can lead to even more downtime than physical system failures, underscoring the need for robust cyber defenses. By combining strong cybersecurity practices with effective maintenance strategies, companies can significantly reduce risks from both operational failures and cyber threats. Instrumentation issues like misconfigurations or missed maintenance account for 20-30% of unplanned downtime, but with comprehensive cybersecurity in place, along with predictive maintenance, downtime can be reduced by 10-30%, ensuring plant reliability and operational resilience.
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Enhancing cybersecurity measures is vital for protecting data integrity, and collaborating with tech providers can optimise switchgear compatibility, strengthening operational reliability in smart grid environments. . Read more: https://lnkd.in/dbxWRdia Piyush GARG - Balaji Switchgears . #Electrical #powerreview #renewableenergy #Solar #Manufacturing #Eprmagazine
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The deployment of hydrogen systems brings innovation opportunities but also introduces cybersecurity challenges, requiring proactive measures to protect industrial and operational technologies. Hydrogen Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are structured into three layers: the physical layer, which includes components like electrolyzers and fuel cells for hydrogen production and compression; the sensor layer, which monitors operational metrics such as pressure and flow; and the control layer, which connects physical and sensor layers via controllers, SCADA systems, and communication protocols like MQTT and Ethernet. To address cybersecurity risks, standards such as fueling protocols for various vehicles, dispenser-vehicle communication, industrial automation cybersecurity, and physical safeguards are applied. Additionally, enterprise IT and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, commonly used in these systems, present vulnerabilities due to their Internet connectivity, potentially exposing sensitive data and enabling unauthorized remote access. Effective cybersecurity practices are essential to ensure the safe and efficient operation of hydrogen systems.
Hydrogen System Cyber-Attacks Awareness The deployment of hydrogen systems offers opportunities for innovation but also necessitates proactive cybersecurity measures. Addressing potential cyber-attack risks and targeting information and operations technology is crucial to safeguard employees and companies. 🟦 1] System Architecture The architecture of the hydrogen ICS (Industrial Control Systems) infrastructure consists of three main layers: physical, sensor, and control, which help identify cyber vulnerabilities. 1) Physical Layer: Contains key components like electrolyzers, compressors, vacuum pumps, fuel cells, hydrogen dryers, dehumidifiers and power supplies that handle the production and compression of hydrogen gas. 2) Sensor Layer: Comprises sensors that monitor operational characteristics such as voltage, current, pressure, and flow rate, including current transducers, pressure transducers and tank level indicators. 3) Control Layer: The interface between physical and sensor components. It includes controllers, remote terminal units, plug-in modules, switches for communication, and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. Understanding this layered architecture allows for security measures, ensuring safe and efficient hydrogen production, storage, and distribution. Communication channels like ethernet, Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture (OPC UA), and Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP). facilitate data collection across the ICS network. 🟦 2] Existing Standards Several regulations establish cybersecurity protections for vehicle refuelling, varying by vehicle type. SAE J2601 outlines fueling protocols for light-duty gaseous hydrogen vehicles, SAE J2601-2 focuses on heavy-duty vehicles, and SAE J2601-3 addresses industrial trucks. SAE J2799 outlines communication protocols between hydrogen dispensers and vehicles, focusing on data link layer integrity and hardware requirements, such as the vehicle transmitter's placement, nozzle receivers, and nozzle specifications. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 62443 standards focus on cybersecurity protection in industrial automation and control systems. OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.103 mandates using physical devices to help guard against cyberattacks. 🟦 3] Information Technology Enterprise-class information technology (IT) refers to networked or cloud-based devices in the system, such as phones, laptops, and devices for data storage. Data and software stored on these devices may be especially vulnerable to cyber-attacks if Internet connectivity exists. Internet-of-things (IoT) devices can be vulnerable to cyber-attacks, especially because they tend to be interconnected over the Internet. IoT devices may contain information and, in some cases, provide a platform for remote device control within the system. Source: See post image This post is for educational purposes only.
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☀️Securing Solar☀️ Researchers at cybersecurity firm Bitdefender have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in solar power management systems provided by Chinese companies Solarman and Deye, which are widely used across millions of solar installations worldwide. 🪫 These vulnerabilities could have enabled attackers to take full control of solar power systems, allowing them to manipulate inverters, alter operational parameters, and potentially cause significant disruptions, including voltage fluctuations, power generation failures, and even large-scale blackouts. Additionally, the flaws exposed sensitive data, such as personal information and location details of the solar installations, posing further risks to users and organizations relying on these systems. 🔌 The vulnerabilities were particularly concerning given that Solarman and Deye’s platforms are integral to managing a significant portion of global solar power production, accounting for approximately 20% of the world's solar output, equivalent to 195 GW of energy. Bitdefender reported these issues to the companies in May, and patches were subsequently deployed over the summer to mitigate the risks. The discovery underscores the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures in the management of solar energy systems and broader IoT infrastructures, as the integration of renewable energy sources into power grids introduces new attack surfaces that must be secured to ensure stability and prevent potential cyber threats. 🗣️ As new renewable energy technologies are developed, so too are new vectors of attack: ❓ What preventative Secure by Design steps need to be taken now in solar and other renewables to ensure the future security of the sector? #Bitdefender #Solarman #Deye #China #solar #renewableenergy #criticalinfrastructure #blackout #powerdisruption #IoT #cyberthreats #attacksurface #powergrid #technology https://buff.ly/3SG8gGt
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Love this, it's the first insightful article I read about hydrogen system cyber attacks. Very crucial aspects of every plants nowadays. Thank you for sharing.
Hydrogen System Cyber-Attacks Awareness The deployment of hydrogen systems offers opportunities for innovation but also necessitates proactive cybersecurity measures. Addressing potential cyber-attack risks and targeting information and operations technology is crucial to safeguard employees and companies. 🟦 1] System Architecture The architecture of the hydrogen ICS (Industrial Control Systems) infrastructure consists of three main layers: physical, sensor, and control, which help identify cyber vulnerabilities. 1) Physical Layer: Contains key components like electrolyzers, compressors, vacuum pumps, fuel cells, hydrogen dryers, dehumidifiers and power supplies that handle the production and compression of hydrogen gas. 2) Sensor Layer: Comprises sensors that monitor operational characteristics such as voltage, current, pressure, and flow rate, including current transducers, pressure transducers and tank level indicators. 3) Control Layer: The interface between physical and sensor components. It includes controllers, remote terminal units, plug-in modules, switches for communication, and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. Understanding this layered architecture allows for security measures, ensuring safe and efficient hydrogen production, storage, and distribution. Communication channels like ethernet, Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture (OPC UA), and Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP). facilitate data collection across the ICS network. 🟦 2] Existing Standards Several regulations establish cybersecurity protections for vehicle refuelling, varying by vehicle type. SAE J2601 outlines fueling protocols for light-duty gaseous hydrogen vehicles, SAE J2601-2 focuses on heavy-duty vehicles, and SAE J2601-3 addresses industrial trucks. SAE J2799 outlines communication protocols between hydrogen dispensers and vehicles, focusing on data link layer integrity and hardware requirements, such as the vehicle transmitter's placement, nozzle receivers, and nozzle specifications. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 62443 standards focus on cybersecurity protection in industrial automation and control systems. OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.103 mandates using physical devices to help guard against cyberattacks. 🟦 3] Information Technology Enterprise-class information technology (IT) refers to networked or cloud-based devices in the system, such as phones, laptops, and devices for data storage. Data and software stored on these devices may be especially vulnerable to cyber-attacks if Internet connectivity exists. Internet-of-things (IoT) devices can be vulnerable to cyber-attacks, especially because they tend to be interconnected over the Internet. IoT devices may contain information and, in some cases, provide a platform for remote device control within the system. Source: See post image This post is for educational purposes only.
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As we embrace the digital transformation of energy systems, integrating cutting-edge technologies like smart meters and IoT devices, we also face increased cybersecurity risks. These risks, ranging from data breaches to critical operational disruptions, underscore the necessity for robust cybersecurity measures. Autonomos.AI’s NodeZero can be a game-changer in this space, offering advanced anomaly detection, automated incident response, and rigorous access control tailored for the energy sector. With NodeZero, energy companies can enhance their defenses against sophisticated cyber threats, ensuring the security and reliability of their digital infrastructures. As the energy sector becomes more interconnected, prioritizing such advanced cybersecurity solutions is crucial for safeguarding essential services and promoting sustainable energy practices. What is NodeZero? https://lnkd.in/d-7Bncd8 #cybersecurity #energysector #digitaltransformation #databreaches #digitalinfrastructure #sustainableenergy #nodezero #cuttingedgetech #incidentresponse #automatedresponse #threatdetection
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One Week to Go! With only one week remaining until the highly anticipated Asset Integrity Management Conference and Showcase (AIMCS 2024), we are all geared up to welcome you to this prestigious event at Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, UAE, happening from 28th May to 30th May 2024. Discover the latest innovations and engage in conversations with industry leaders. This is a unique opportunity to spark new beginnings and advance your career. Position yourself as a leader in the field. Enhance your industrial knowledge through our technical presentations. Be a part of insightful panel discussions where we will tackle the most pressing challenges facing the industry. Don’t miss out—register now at register@aimcsmiddleeast.com. Be a part of AIMCS 2024 from 28th May to 30th May 2024! For more information, visit www.aimcsmiddleeast.com #AIMCS2024 #SponsorshipBenefits #ExhibitorOpportunity #AssetIntegrityManagement #refinery #oilandgas #engineers #machinery #oilindustry #energyindustry #energy #controlsystems #processcontrol #AI #Processsafety #processautomation #measurement #IIoT #valves #flowmeasurement #temperaturemeasurement #pressuremeasurement #pressuresensor #controlvalve #industrialcybersecurity #aramco #cybersecurity #digitaltransformation #IoT #instrumentation #control #automation #middleeast #callforpapers #callforpaper #aldrichinternational #aramco #bigdata #cybersecurity #operationaltechnology #controlsystems #governance #compliance #knowledge #knowledgesharing #WellIntegrity
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