Joe Weiss provides testimony to Congressional Committee -- again

    July 21, 2009

    Our indefatigable blogger and functional security expert, Joe Weiss, was asked to provide written testimony for the record for the House Homeland Security Committee on Emerging Threats, Cybersecurity, Science and Technology hearings on the cyber security of the electric grid for today's hearing. We've posted his testimony in our white paper library, and will be publishing it as an article on ControlGlobal.com later today.

    Our indefatigable blogger and functional security expert, Joe Weiss, was asked to provide written testimony for the record for the House Homeland Security Committee on Emerging Threats, Cybersecurity, Science and Technology hearings on the cyber security of the electric grid for today's hearing. We've posted his testimony in our white paper library, and will be publishing it as an article on ControlGlobal.com later today.

    To read the testimony, or download the PDF, go here.

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