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From Nextgov.com: Cybersecurity regulator for energy has its own vulnerabilities
The computer networks operated by the commission that enforces cybersecurity standards for most of the nation's power plants are themselves vulnerable to cyberattacks, because it failed to comply with federal information security requirements, according to a report the Energy Department's inspector general released on Tuesday.
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