Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Cybersecurity" in M12898

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Distribution Routines CI Various- D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment (ATO) - $11,359,8222025 ACE Plan – Routine Capital - Authorization to Overspend (ATO):Distribution Routines – Non-Confidential • D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment: ATO amount $11,359,822

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N-2NSPI (CA) RIR 1 to 12 - Redacted 1 passage

NON-CONFIDENTIAL) p. p. 82

NON-CONFIDENTIAL) 1 Prior to the cyber incident, inventory was issued to a work order number which was directly 2 linked to the project number and, as materials were consumed, the inventory was 3 automatically charged to the project with t...

AI summary The document discusses the impact of a cyber incident on NS Power's financial tracking of inventory and materials, leading to a lack of detailed descriptions in 2025. Business continuity processes ensured accurate financial statements, but detailed project-specific data is missing. Examples of procurement contracts are provided, including joint contracts with NB Power.

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103400Reply Submission - NS Power 1 passage

3.1 Sufficiency of Information Provided p. p. 4

formation and metrics requested by the CA were not available for D055 in 2025, for the reasons discussed below. In the ordinary course, NS Power would be able to provide contractor-level expenditure information and materials cost informati...

AI summary The information and metrics requested by the CA for D055 in 2025 were not available due to the 2025 cyber incident, which disrupted access to detailed financial information through systems like PowerPlan. NS Power expects to provide this information for 2026 if requested.

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