Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc.
Founded in 1901, Columbia Steel is a worldwide leading manufacturer of steel alloy and iron alloy impact, wear and heat resistant replacement parts for basic industry. Industries served include: aggregate, hard rock mining, dragline mining, metal recycling (shredding), cement manufacturing, coal-fired power, and more. Columbia Steel employees work closely with customers to provide optimized parts through improved designs and superior materials. Columbia Steel manufactures parts in a broad variety of wear and heat resistant alloys, fully heat treated and machined to the most exacting specifications. Every step from engineering and pattern making to casting, machining, heat treating and quality assurance all take place in one integrated manufacturing facility. All parts are made at Columbia Steel`s 86-acre Portland, Oregon USA facility.
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- Business Type:
- Manufacturer
- Industry Type:
- Waste and Recycling - Metal Recycling
- Market Focus:
- Globally (various continents)
- Year Founded:
- 1901
- Employees:
- 101-1000
- Turnover:
- $10,000,000 US - $100,000,000 US
This company also provides solutions for other industrial applications.
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- The current status of nation-state level APTs for the EU energy sector
- Defense-in-depth networking strategies
- Improving cyber security resilience through the enhancement of threat decision and incident reporting
- Key implications of the ENTSO-E Network Code on Cybersecurity (NCCS)and other standardization developments
- Technology advancements and implementation strategies
- Implementing cyber security measures across all EU member states
- Architecting a network security solution to address cyber threats
- Holistic approaches to achieving greater network visibility
- Addressing the IT / OT divide
- Ensuring Cloud migration cyber security for utilities
- Harmonizing regulatory compliance
- Protecting substations and distribution and transmission infrastructure from cyber attacks
- Cyber security for operational technologies and smart systems
- Ensuring grid SCADA and PLC grid control networks cyber security
- What works, what doesn't, and what to put in place
- Steps for recovering from an industrial control system cyber breach
- Building redundant and resilient converged OT and IT systems
- And more