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DESCRIPTION:On September 28\, 2018\, Governor Jerry Brown approved Californ
 ia Senate Bill 327\, a law to regulate the security of Internet of Things 
 (IoT) devices. This law requires that the data transmitted by network conn
 ected devices be treated with similar levels of security as personally ide
 ntifiable information about an individual. This is a big deal. Power monit
 oring systems\, power relays\, and other connected devices installed in po
 wer distribution equipment will all require an appropriate cybersecurity s
 olution.\n\nSB 327 requires the manufacturer of any “connected device”
  to equip the device with “reasonable” security features to protect in
 formation from unauthorized access\, destruction\, use\, modification or d
 isclosure. The bill defines “connected device” to include devices or a
 ny other physical objects that can directly or indirectly connect to the i
 nternet and are assigned IP or Bluetooth addresses.\n\nSB 327 takes effect
  January 1\, 2020. Specifying Engineers will need to understand the law’
 s requirements\, and how the state plans to enforce SB 327.\n\nHow will a 
 law that requires cybersecurity for IOT connected devices affect designs f
 or Power distribution systems? Join us for a discussion on SB327\, and the
  impacts on electrical power distribution design\, as well as a primer on 
 available cybersecurity options.\n\nA Tour ofThe IEM Factory is available 
 following the presentation. This is a great opportunity to look inside low
  voltage and medium voltage equipment during production.\n\nCo-sponsored b
 y: IEEEOEB PES Chapter\n\nSpeaker(s): Bob Hunter\, \n\nAgenda: \n\n\nIEM\,
  48205 Warm Springs Blvd.\, Fremont\, California\, United States\, 94539
LOCATION:IEM\, 48205 Warm Springs Blvd.\, Fremont\, California\, United Sta
 tes\, 94539
ORGANIZER:finn.schenck@iemfg.com
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SUMMARY:New CA Law Requires Cyber security for Ethernet Connected Equipment
 \, Network Connected Power Relays & Power Monitoring Included
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/198960
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>On September 28\, 2018\, Governor Jerry Br
 own approved California Senate Bill 327\, a law to regulate the security o
 f Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This law requires that the data transm
 itted by network connected devices be treated with similar levels of secur
 ity as personally identifiable information about an individual.&nbsp\; Thi
 s is a big deal. Power monitoring systems\, power relays\, and other conne
 cted devices installed in power distribution equipment will all require an
  appropriate cybersecurity solution.</p>\n<p>SB 327 requires the manufactu
 rer of any &ldquo\;connected device&rdquo\; to equip the device with &ldqu
 o\;reasonable&rdquo\; security features to protect information from unauth
 orized access\, destruction\, use\, modification or disclosure. The bill d
 efines &ldquo\;connected device&rdquo\; to include devices or any other ph
 ysical objects that can directly or indirectly connect to the internet and
  are assigned IP or Bluetooth addresses.</p>\n<p>SB 327 takes effect Janua
 ry 1\, 2020.&nbsp\; Specifying Engineers will need to understand the law&r
 squo\;s requirements\, and how the state plans to enforce SB 327.</p>\n<p>
 How will a law that requires cybersecurity for IOT connected devices affec
 t designs for Power distribution systems?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Join us for
  a discussion on SB327\, and the impacts on electrical power distribution 
 design\, as well as a primer on available cybersecurity options.</p>\n<p>&
 nbsp\;</p>\n<p><span style="color: #008000\;"><strong>A Tour ofThe IEM Fac
 tory is available following the presentation</strong>.</span>&nbsp\; &nbsp
 \;This is a great opportunity to look inside low voltage and medium voltag
 e equipment during production.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br />
 <p>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>
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