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Low Impact Focus Group

Monthly Meeting November 14, 2017

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Opening Comments

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Announcements

  • NERC’s Antitrust Guidelines are available at:
  • http://www.nerc.com/pa/Stand/Resources/Documents/NER

C_Antitrust_Compliances_Guidelines.pdf

  • This is a public call. RF cannot pre-screen the

attendees.

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Mailing List

  • ciplifg@lists.rfirst.org
  • This list is intended as a discussion forum.
  • List changes, such as additions or removals,

should be sent to: lew.folkerth@rfirst.org

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • CIP-012-1 Draft 1 was posted for comments and

initial ballot through 9/11/2017.

  • CIP-012-1 Draft 2 is posted for comment through

12/11/2017.

  • CIP-012-1 Draft 2 will have an “additional ballot”

window open from 12/1/2017 through 12/11/2017.

  • The draft RSAW for CIP-012-1 Draft 2 should be

posted during the week of 11/6/2017.

  • The proposed Standard is posted here:

http://www.nerc.com/pa/Stand/Pages/Project%202016-02%20Modifications%20to%20CIP%20Standards.aspx 5

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • Changes from Draft 1
  • Title changed
  • Purpose statement modified and clarified
  • Revised definition of “Control Center” dropped
  • Applicability consolidated – all applicability criteria are now

in the Applicability section

  • Rationale section dropped
  • R1 has more specifics regarding protections
  • R2 is unchanged
  • Implementation window increased from 12 months to 24

months after approval

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • Applicability
  • Functional registration:

‒ Reliability Coordinator (RC) ‒ Balancing Authority (BA) ‒ Generator Owner or Operator (GO/GOP) ‒ Transmission Owner or Operator (TO/TOP)

  • Why are GO and TO included in Applicability when the

definition of Control Center doesn’t include them?

  • Because some entities (such as PJM entities) are

registered only as a TO but also perform “the functions of” a TOP as delegated by the registered TOP. There may be similar considerations for the GO/GOP relationship.

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • Applicability
  • Own or operate a Control Center:

‒ “One or more facilities hosting operating personnel that monitor and control the Bulk Electric System (BES) in realtime to perform the reliability tasks, including their associated data centers, of: 1) a Reliability Coordinator, 2) a Balancing Authority, 3) a Transmission Operator for transmission Facilities at two or more locations, or 4) a Generator Operator for generation Facilities at two or more locations.”

  • Note that there is no size limit to the Control Center. Any

BES facility that meets the definition of Control Center will be in scope for this Requirement.

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • R1 – Develop a plan
  • Mitigate the risk of loss of confidentiality or integrity of

data transmitted between Control Centers

‒ Real-time Assessment data

  • “An evaluation of system conditions using Real-time data to assess

existing (pre-Contingency) and potential (post-Contingency)

  • perating conditions. The assessment shall reflect applicable inputs

including, but not limited to: load, generation output levels, known Protection System and Special Protection System status or degradation, Transmission outages, generator outages, Interchange, Facility Ratings, and identified phase angle and equipment limitations. (Real-time Assessment may be provided through internal systems or through third-party services.)”

‒ Real-time monitoring and control data ‒ Excludes verbal communications

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • R1 – Develop a plan
  • Identify data communications paths to be protected

(implied requirement)

‒ Real-time Assessment data ‒ Real-time monitoring and control data

  • Identify security protection for each path
  • Identify demarcation (demarc) point for each path
  • If path is to another entity, identify roles and responsibilities

for each path

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • R2 – Implement the plan
  • 24 months from the Effective Date of CIP-012-1

‒ This is not as much time as it sounds like!

  • Provision for CIP Exceptional Circumstances

‒ Intended for emergency operations only.

  • Watch out for problems introduced by latency in encryption

devices

‒ Encryption is not explicitly required, but there is not much else that will meet these requirements. ‒ There are no provisions for Technical Feasibility Exceptions. ‒ Test! Test! Test!

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • Possible Compliance Evidence (suggestions only!)
  • R1 - One or more documented plans

‒ If more than one plan, make sure there are no gaps between the plans ‒ Make sure all the Parts of R1 are covered:

  • How to identify data paths to be protected
  • For each identified path, how it will be protected
  • For each identified path, where the protections will be applied
  • For each identified path, define the roles of responsibility

Implementation Monitoring Maintenance Key management Etc.

  • For each identified path, define who is responsible for each role

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Standards Update – CIP-012-1 Draft 2

  • Possible Compliance Evidence (suggestions
  • nly!)
  • R2 – Implementation

‒ Show how the applicable data paths were identified ‒ List of identified data paths ‒ Evidence of the application of security protection to each identified data path ‒ Evidence identifying the demarc for each identified data path ‒ Evidence showing performance of the applicable roles ‒ Evidence of the effectiveness of the security protections

  • Logs showing state of encrypted channel
  • Alerts, or the ability to generate alerts, if the encryption is bypassed

Trigger CIP Exceptional Circumstance

  • Etc.

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Future Meetings

  • Next conference call (WebEx):
  • Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at 11:00AM EST

‒ Is this call needed? No, next call in January.

  • Tuesday, January 16, 2018 at 11:00AM EST

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Questions & Answers

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