Dr. Nat Horner is the Director for Grid Cybersecurity and Communications in the Office of Electricity at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), where he oversees technology R&D programs focused on securing the information networks that underpin the electricity system. His career has spanned the energy and national security domains, including previous roles in systems analysis, policy analysis, program management, and software engineering at the Pentagon, DOE, the RAND Corporation, and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
Dr. Horner holds a PhD in engineering and public policy from Carnegie Mellon University and master's degrees in systems engineering and computer science. He started his civil service career as a Presidential Management Fellow and completed the Cyber Leadership Development Program at National Defense University as a member of its inaugural cohort.
· The cyber threat landscape, understanding the risks to energy security both on the battlefield and domestic settings
· Strategies for grid security, exploring innovation technologies and solutions for enhancing grid resilience
· Discussing potential challenges of the future, what could potential conflicts, and emerging threats bring in regard to grid security
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