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Lessons from 2020: Defeating Targeted Ransomware Attacks at Industrial Sites
New Article by Mike Firstenberg, Director of Industrial Security Waterfall Security Solutions. Click here to read the article
April 11, 2021
New Article by Mike Firstenberg, Director of Industrial Security Waterfall Security Solutions. Click here to read the article
Yosi Shneck, long time CSO at Israel Electric Company, talks about his experience leading cybersecurity efforts in a very difficult threat environment, and about Israel Electric’s new initiative to share the company’s expertise with other utilities and industrial enterprises.
Defeating a a jump host with 2-factor authentication. Attackers use spear-phishing and custom malware attachments to target technicians authorized to log into a jump host. A technician activates their VPN and logs in using two-factor authentication. This activates the malware, giving attackers control of the remote desktop window.
Waterfall Security Solutions announces an expansion into the United Arab Emirates with a Waterfall office opening in Abu-Dhabi.
Cell phone supply chain attack – attackers write a free cell-phone app. When cell phones with the app are carried into industrial control systems, the app scans for WiFi access points and reports the details over the Internet. Attackers then use phishing to extract the passwords for these networks and log in using the compromised cell phones.
Sarah Freeman at Idaho National Laboratories and co-author of the new book Countering Cyber Sabotage joins us to discuss the CCE methodology, attacker requirements and “unhackable” mitigations.
Download here Waterfall’s latest eBook:”Cybersecurity for PI Servers: Simple, powerful, unidirectional protection at the IT/OT interface”
Attackers write their own RAT malware & deploy on the IT network of a services company known to service the real target. The attackers compromise the laptops of personnel who routinely visit the real target and gain a foothold on the real target’s IT network, ultimately propagating to the ICS network
So very much about mining and about automation in mining is about safety. Greg Jones, an industrial security specialist at PPLTEK takes us through some unique physical processes and security challenges.
Safely extending the visibility of central IT security operations centers into operations technology (OT) networks. Read more
How to prevent the next attack on your water and wastewater treatment plant? Click now to register for the upcoming webinar
The SolarWinds supply chain breach is arguably the biggest hack in history. OSIsoft’s Security Architect, Bryan Owen, joins us to explore the breach and what it means for industrial security.