Triangle MicroWorks provides Source Code Libraries and PC-based tools to support the implementation, testing, and maintenance of industry-standard SCADA communication protocols including DNP3, IEC 60870-5 (101/102/103/104), Modbus, IEC 61850 (including GOOSE and Sampled Values), and IEC 60870-6 (TASE.2/ICCP). Triangle MicroWorks was established in 1994 and serves hundreds of customers around the world in more than 50 countries. Our customer base includes equipment manufacturers and software vendors in the power, water, oil & gas, and industrial automation industries. We also provide our software to utility companies that utilize standard SCADA protocols in their operational systems. We work hard to advance communication protocol standards by serving on the technical committees and governing bodies of the communication protocols we support, such as the DNP Users Group, the IEC Technical Committee 57 Working Group 03 and Working Group 10, UCA International Users Group, Modbus-IDA, and the OPC Foundation. We also participate in interoperability testing to help improve the usage and adoption of industry standard protocols that we support.
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Triangle MicroWorks, Inc. is hosting Free IEC 61850 Hands-On Training Series. Make sure to attend it on January 30.
Sign up for our Free IEC 61850 Hands-On Training Series. Part 1 - Foundations of IEC 61850 - From Legacy System to Digital Substations. https://lnkd.in/eYAJpwT2
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We’re excited to be a sponsor at CIGRÉ USA and to present our latest paper, "Leveraging IEC 61850 Functional Simulation to Reduce Risk, Cost, and Development Time Across Every Phase of Distributed Automation Systems." If you’re attending, be sure to join us at 9:45 AM on Wednesday, November 13th for our session. We look forward to sharing insights and innovations that could transform your approach to distributed automation. Hope to see you there!
We’re excited to be a sponsor at CIGRÉ USA and to present our latest paper, "Leveraging IEC 61850 Functional Simulation to Reduce Risk, Cost, and Development Time Across Every Phase of Distributed Automation Systems." If you’re attending, be sure to join us at 9:45 AM on Wednesday, November 13th for our session. We look forward to sharing insights and innovations that could transform your approach to distributed automation. Hope to see you there!
If you missed this DNP User Group Workshop, you can watch the recording on their website at DNP.org.
This was a terrific workshop! The feedback from the attendees was very positive. Most indicated good and useful takeaways. Example quotes: “A lot of great information in the workshop. I have been relying too heavily on IT to provide network security and not focusing enough on SCADA security. Need to bring focus back to the substation.” “Quite insightful and the panelists were quite knowledgeable.” “Great, loved how you kept it short and sweet, the ability to ask questions via chat was great.” “The workshop wasn't the typical high level hand waving and vague discussion on cybersecurity and industry shortcomings.” “Liked the mix of panelists backgrounds.” This panel featured five industry leaders discussing design, engineering, standards and technology approaches. Our Panel Chair was John McDonald. Our speakers were Matthew Rogers, DHS CISA; Virginia Wright, Idaho National Labs; Ben Sooter, EPRI; Frances Cleveland, Xanthus Consulting; and Grant Gilchrist with the DNP Users Group and Tesco Automation. Topics included secure communications, Secure by Design, zero trust for OT, Cyber Informed Engineering, DOE supply chain cybersecurity principles, SBOMs to enhance security, vulnerability testing for OT, key threats, challenges in deploying OT security, DOE, UL, IEEE standards, DER and IBR cybersecurity, gaps with conventional/common methods, unique aspects of the pending SAv6 & AMP standards including, novel enrollment methods and steps toward zero trust architecture. Follow us for more information on upcoming events. The recording and other material will be posted on our website soon.