As cyber threats evolve and AI makes sophisticated attacks more accessible, protecting the electric grid requires constant vigilance and collaboration. In this episode of Energy Solutions, Todd Snitchler speaks with Matt Duncan, VP of Security Operations and Intelligence at the Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center (E-ISAC), about emerging cyber and physical threats, information sharing, and how the power sector can strengthen its defenses.

Topics include:

• How artificial intelligence is changing the cyber threat landscape and helping defenders respond
• Nation-state threats, cyber pre-positioning, and vulnerabilities across critical infrastructure
• Why digital identities, credentials, and third-party risk are central to cybersecurity
• The relationship between cyber and physical security, including threats to power plants and substations
• How the E-ISAC brings together industry, government, and trusted partners to share intelligence
• GridEx, proactive threat hunting, and preparing for security incidents before they happen
• Supply chain security, quantum computing, and priorities for strengthening grid resilience
• The role of EPSA's GenEx exercise in preparing competitive power generators for security events

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