Topic:"Technology Penetration" in M12600

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Cybersecurity Accountability IN THE MATTER OF AN INQUIRY about the impact of the cyber incident on NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s collection and retention of customer information, customer service and communications, billing processes and regulatory matters

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N-23M12835 Exhibit N-2 Att 3 2025 Managements Discussion AnalysisHIGHLIGHTED 1 passage

Technology Risk

Technology Risk NSPI relies on various technology systems to manage operations, including increasing reliance on IT solutions operated by third parties, such as software as a service and third party cloud hosting. This subjects NSPI to inh...

AI summary NSPI faces technology risks due to reliance on third-party IT systems and the rapid evolution of AI. These risks include operational disruption, increased vulnerability to cyberattacks, and potential failure to integrate AI effectively, which could lead to adverse outcomes. The company's digital transformation strategy involves significant investment in emerging technologies, increasing project risks.

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100855NS Power's Monthly Update #4 (M12273) 1 passage

Technology Enablement p. p. 1

Technology Enablement Since the November 1, 2025 update, NS Power has rebuilt IT infrastructure in a prioritized way, enabling on-premise system deployment. While the Company has been restoring applications to the cloud previously and will...

AI summary NS Power has been rebuilding its IT infrastructure, allowing for on-premise system deployment. This provides flexibility to restore certain applications that are not suitable for cloud deployment, supported by a new immutable enterprise backup solution.

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