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Perimeter substation physical security design options for compliance with NERC CIP 014-1

The electric utility industry has adjusted their thinking of substation physical security as a result of recent attacks and the issuance by NERC of CIP-014-1. As a result there is a substantial investment in upgrading existing station security and providing enhanced security at new stations. With this new design approach, there are a significant number of options, considerations and products to evaluate during the design of a physical security system. This paper will highlight key considerations that should be addressed during the design and implementation of a system to comply with CIP 014-1.