Sure. You just need to do enough physical damage. Of course, the rules for damaging and stressing cyberware (in M&M? I packed my books last night, dangit) don't really care if it's electricity or bullets that inflict the physical damage, just so long as enough damage is inflicted.

In the case of tasers, that means pumping their damage up to physical levels.

I believe it operates as Implant Stress, so that'd be haywire.

Which is way more fun.

I always thought the effected implant worked just fine until it received "Deadly" stress- then it fails. GMs then either decid what happens or can roll results from a table in M&M.

I'm not very familiar with these rules since I've never used them. When our characters were damaged, it was always just "damage" with GM interpretation for added effects.

So cyberware doesn't "just fry," it accumulates Stress like bioware or attributes, then fails when it has too much. (bioware was a bad example, since different levels of stress have rules for effects)

The part that makes electricity special is that instead of randomly determining what is effected by an electrical source, it always hits the cyberware and has the chance of stressing multiple systems (this is determined randomly).

Remember that cyberware like non-metalic bone lacing, muscle replacement, and dermal armors shouldn't be subject to this rule since (imo) they wouldn't be extra vulnerable to electricity. I'm not even sure if any cybersystem within a cyberlimb, skull, or torso should be effected; although there are rules about cyberlimbs protecting the cybersystems inside them which might be enough.