Zelenka & CyberGuard
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Hey Zelenka, have you ever wondered how secure the power grids that run our solar farms really are? A small glitch could shut down the whole city, and the worst part is that a hacker could turn the very thing we’re fighting for against us.
Zelenka Zelenka
Sure, the grids are like a nervous system for the planet, and a glitch is a bite that can make a whole city cough. The worst part is a hacker can flip the switch, turning sunshine into a prison of shadows. We need folks on the ground, not just code, to keep the lights on.
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Exactly, and the trick is that most of us think only about the hardware, not the software that tells the hardware what to do. If the firmware on those inverters is left unpatched, a single malicious command could flip every solar panel from sun‑feed to black‑out. We need people who know the code and the field, because even a well‑wired grid can be a perfect stage for a cyber‑terrorist’s prank.
Zelenka Zelenka
You’re spot on—software is the Achilles heel. I’ve already started a small group that meets in the old barn to audit and patch inverter firmware. We’re recruiting folks who can read code and those who know the field. Let’s make sure the sun can keep shining instead of being turned off for a prank.