Operationalizing Supply Chain Resilience Under FERC Order No. 912

How Utilities Can Move from Compliance to Continuous Vigilance

White Paper

November 4, 2025

Bob

Kolasky

Senior Vice President, Critical Infrastructure

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) new directive, Order No. 912, marks a turning point for supply chain risk management across the energy sector.

Effective November 24, 2025, it directs the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) to strengthen Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) standards, expanding requirements throughout the equipment lifecycle.

In our white paper we explore how utilities and their suppliers can shift from reactive compliance to continuous resilience, driven by real-time intelligence, automation, and audit-ready workflows.

Key Takeaways

Detect hidden supplier and component risks throughout the asset lifecycle
Merge cybersecurity and supply-chain operations into a unified resilience strategy
Build the data-driven processes required to prioritize resources where risk is greatest and avoid disruption

Transform Compliance into Resilience

Utilities that act now to integrate continuous monitoring, automation, and risk intelligence will not only meet FERC’s evolving standards but also build a resilient, future-ready grid.

Download the white paper to learn how Exiger’s technology and regulatory experts can help your organization operationalize resilience under FERC Order No. 912.