Hardening civilian power systems against electromagnetic hazards

Modern power systems face rising vulnerabilities to electromagnetic hazards, including high-altitude electromagnetic pulses (HEMP) and intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI).

The increasing reliance on microprocessor-based systems exacerbates the risks. This article highlights protection gaps and critiques the reliance on military-grade solutions for civilian infrastructure. It presents tailored approaches for safeguarding critical assets and ensuring system reliability in an era of emerging electromagnetic threats.

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