KPTCL adopts zero trust framework to strengthen digital infrastructure and prevent data theft
Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has adopted a Zero Trust security framework to protect its digital infrastructure. This move replaces traditional VPN-based access with continuous authentication for its 3,000 users.
Why it matters
Securing critical power infrastructure against cyber threats is essential for national security and service reliability.
As sophisticated cyber threats are increasing, Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has implemented a Zero Trust Security Framework, becoming one of the first State transmission utilities in the country to adopt the globally recognised cybersecurity architecture for safeguarding critical power infrastructure.
The article reports on a technical implementation by a public utility in a neutral, informative manner.
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