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The enemy within

INTERCONNECTIVITY has been one of the great advances brought to the control systems that underpin the operations of energy utilities, refineries and the like – but it may also be their greatest curse.

The enemy within

For decades these supervisory control and data acquisition-driven systems operated in their own little silos. They would collect data from various sensors, react to those inputs and report to screens...

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