ENCS welcomes IPTO as new member for cybersecurity

The European Network for Cyber Security (ENCS) announces that IPTO (Independent Power Transmission Operator), Greece's transmission system operator, has officially joined the network as a full member.

With this new partnership, IPTO will actively participate in shaping the ENCS's strategy, while benefitting from the extensive cybersecurity knowledge sharing, training, and research available to ENCS members.

Reliable transmission of electricity

IPTO operates and keeps Greece's high-voltage power grid, ensuring the reliable transmission of electricity

IPTO operates and maintains Greece's high-voltage power grid, ensuring the reliable transmission of electricity across the country.

This membership marks a significant step forward for IPTO in reinforcing its commitment to protecting the power grid against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

Anjos Nijk, Managing Director of ENCS, comments: "We are delighted to welcome IPTO to our network. As the backbone of Greece's high-voltage power grid, IPTO plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and security of Europe's energy infrastructure."

Technical expertise and strategic insights

Anjos Nijk added: "IPTO's deep technical expertise and strategic insights will significantly enhance our collective efforts to secure critical infrastructure across Europe."

Nikos Raftopoulos, Director of ICT and Cybersecurity at IPTO, stated: "In today's fast-paced digital world, safeguarding the security of our power grid has become more essential than ever."

Nikos Raftopoulos adds, "Through our membership with ENCS, we strengthen our own cybersecurity measures, while actively supporting Europe's collective efforts to secure the energy sector. We are excited to work alongside ENCS members to exchange knowledge, insights, and best practices."