Applying the New NCSC / CISA Guidance

8 principles for secure OT connectivity

Join us on February 18, 2026, 12 noon New York Time

New guidance from the UK NCSC, co-signed by CISA, BSI, Australia’s ACSC and others,  introduces significant updates for securing critical infrastructure.  

In this webinar we will review the 8 principles and dozens of sub-principles, while  introducing a simple grid for visualizing coverage. We apply the grid to network architectures typically seen in power generation, pipelines and passenger metros, evaluating the residual risk for each architecture in light of  this guidance. 

In a webinar on February 18th, Andrew Ginter takes us through:

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Aggressive patching for Internet-exposed and IT-exposed equipment.

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Centralizing dangerous IT and Internet connectivity

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Designing communications to simplify inspection

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Hardening the IT/OT interface with hardware-enforced remote access and unidirectional technologies

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Firewalled micro-segmentation to control lateral movement

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“Browsing down” for engineering workstations

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Managing “break-glass” accounts

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New designs for unidirectional hardware in emergency islanding / isolation scenarios

About the Speaker

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Andrew Ginter

Andrew Ginter is the most widely-read author in the industrial security space, with over 23,000 copies of his three books in print. He is a trusted advisor to the world's most secure industrial enterprises, and contributes regularly to industrial cybersecurity standards and guidance.

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