Breaking into tenant enterprise networks via building automation networks, say from a public coffee shop: Barry Coflan, a Strategy Consultant at Tower Hill Analytics, provides a perspective on the growing attack surface in modern buildings.
Patrick Coyle – long-time blogger at Chemical Facility Security News explores the state of CFATS regulations, new cybersecurity spending bills in the pipe, and his new blog: Future ICS Security News.
Cybersecurity for rolling stock (trains) is trickier and even more safety critical than we imagine. Join Shannon Ramsaywak, Managing Partner at Nathanial Rand as we explore automation, security and safety issues for passenger rails.
Join us to explore building automation for skyscrapers, cybersecurity, and attack examples with Fred Gordy of Intelligent Buildings
A timely and insightful exploration of supply chain security issues with Spencer Wilcox, the CSO and Executive Director of Technology at PNM Resources
Episodes in the theme of “risk assessment.” We need to understand the problem before it makes any sense to talk about solutions
Daniel Ehrenreich joins us to explore practitioner experience of IT/OT Integration, 62443 training and the ICS CyberSec conference every year in Israel
P&I diagrams connect process engineering to control engineering. Sarah Fluchs of Admeritia explains what we need to connect control engineers with security engineers
Most building automation is poorly secured, which is a big problem for hospitals. Gilad Zinger of PWC joins us to explore vulnerabilities and what hospital CISO’s are starting to do about the problem.
Ransomware continues to evolve and sophisticated phishing attacks are the most popular attack vector. James McQuiggan of KnowBe4 explores ransomware, phishing and what we can do about it.
Internet communications are creeping into electric distribution systems. James McCarthy and Don Faatz join us from the NIST NCCoE to talk about this project & others where they provide detailed “how to” industrial security documentation
Each of these perspectives involves more than software and are immune to an inevitable litany of software vulnerabilities found in control systems
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