An Australia–India partnership developing practical incident-response playbooks, AI-enabled threat detection, and simulated cyber drills to protect renewable power grids.
Modern energy infrastructure increasingly relies on connected devices, digital monitoring, and remote-control systems. These technologies improve operational efficiency and support the clean-energy transition, but require coordinated cyber defense across bilateral grids.
Like fire drills for cyberattacks — we test, simulate, and practice cross-border responses before real crises strike.
Standard operating procedures and automated containment runbooks for utility SOC operators to isolate compromised distributed energy resources.
Bilateral red-team/blue-team simulation exercises and AI-enabled threat detection drills across Australian and Indian hardware testbeds.
Publishing collaborative white papers, 4 media briefs, and submissions to international industrial automation cybersecurity standards (IEC 62443).
Hands-on technical symposiums convening energy researchers, transmission engineers, and cybersecurity practitioners.
Two-day bilateral technical convening focusing on transitioning grids, digital energy stacks, and decentralized cyber resilience. By Registration (Open to all, ~90 participants).
Focusing on operational red/blue tabletop drills, emergency microgrid islanding validation, and presentation of policy white papers. Program details finalized late 2026.