Danish engineers have found suspicious unexplained components in Danish Energy equipment.

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Danish engineers have found suspicious unexplained components in Danish Energy equipment. Following on the heals of recent announcements in the US of unexplained components in inverters used in solar farms.

The discovery in Denmark has initiated a wider review of security of Danish solar infrastructure. It has raised questions about the need for cybersecurity rules across the EUs solar infrastructure.

“We’ve been warning that cybersecurity of modern energy systems is a growing concern, which needs robust, fact-based analysis,” said Hemetsberger. “Digitalization comes with great efficiency and cost wins, but it also comes with new challenges that Europe should address head on.”

Pre-positioning within CNI has been raised for several years to US congressional committees. Highlighting the need for an evaluation of CNI cybersecurity and the effects of a failure of critical services following a targeting attack.

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