The Infrastructure Protection & Security Interest Group brings together utility professionals responsible for protecting generation, transmission, and distribution assets to share expertise, practical experience, and best practices.
The program supports the development and continuous improvement of utility security programs while also enabling timely information sharing and collaboration on emerging threats, risks, and security challenges.
Focus areas
Security Response and Recovery to Incidents and Emergencies- Security Assets and Threats
- Training for Employees and Contractors
- New Technologies and Operational Practices
- Security Assessment of Risks
This group is for
Lisa Moller
Lisa Moller brings 35 years of utility experience spent between Alliant Energy and American Transmission Company, with the last 24 years spent in managing physical security and the protection of assets. Her broad band of experience covers the development of implementing an Integrated Security Operation Center, contract guard services, theft prevention and asset protection through a variety of technologies, controlled access programs, background investigations and PRA's and NERC CIP protection of assets. Lisa has held leadership roles in EEI working groups as well as ASIS Chapters. Lisa holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and a CPP certification through ASIS.
Physical Security Maturity Matrix (PSMM)
Joint Cyber and Physical Security Operations Center (SOC) Best Practices
Best Practices in Copper Theft Mitigation
Electric Utility Guideline for Asset Management of Physical Security Assets
Design Basis Threat/VISA Methodology Workshop Series
Member Success Story
Keeping Employees and Infrastructure Safe with CEATI’s Physical Security Maturity Matrix
Seattle City Light
