
Exploding Demand | Episode #82
Demand for skilled industrial / OT security people has increased dramatically over the last couple of years. Join Meg Duba, Senior Technical Recruiter at Idaho National Labs for an update on the market.
Demand for skilled industrial / OT security people has increased dramatically over the last couple of years. Join Meg Duba, Senior Technical Recruiter at Idaho National Labs for an update on the market.
Greg Hale – Editor and Founder of ISSSource and ICSStrive joins us to look at his new OT / industrial incident repository, and a new report using the data in the repository, analyzing industrial cyber incidents with physical consequences.
Standardization and consolidation increase the consequences of cyber attacks – these are unexpected insights from applying the CCE methodology. Jodi Jensen, President of Secure SCADA Solutions joins us to look the experience of using Consequence-Driven, Cyber-Informed Engineering.
The widely-used 62443-3-3 standard is being updated. One big change is making security levels risk-based. Join Alex Nicoll, co-chair of the ISA committee updating the standard, to look at what this means and how it will work.
Functional vs operational safety, profiles, deep connections to IEC 62443 and more. Tom Aubuchon, Principal Consultant at Ethosecure Consulting and Suzanne Lemieux, Director Operations Security and Emergency Response Policy at the American Petroleum Institute join us to look at API 1164 Rev 3 – a complete rewrite of a pioneering cybersecurity standard.
Which is better – security or compliance? Suzanne Black of Network + Security Technologies brings a new perspective to this old question and covers a lot of other ground in the latest NERC CIP standards.
Safety, insiders, external attacks, remote access, zero trust, and more. Serkan Yusuf at Applied Risk explores a new report based on a survey of over 1000 industrial security practitioners.
A special episode where Nate and Andrew look back at what we can learn from cyber attacks on industrial sites in 2021 and what we should expect to come at us in 2022 and 2023.
Graham Speake (semi-retired) reflects on a career in industrial security. He points out industrial networks were always connected and observes that we should all get more credit for material improvements in industrial security and security technologies in the last 2-3 decades.
The IEC 62443 security standards are evolving. Eric Cosman, co-chair of the ISA SP-99 committee that creates the 62443 standards joins us in this episode. Eric looks at how experience using the 62443 standards is driving change in a number of key areas.
“Lenses” are preconceived notions that limit our ability to evaluate and accept solutions. Dr. Art Conklin from the University of Houston joins us to look at lenses in industrial security and what to do about them.
Change is a risk in industrial operations, but at least on the security side of things, rapid change is the order of the day when connecting an acquisition to a new owner’s infrastructures. Anthony Morrone and Marianne Swarter of Level5Cyber join us to look at issues and solutions for mergers, acquisitions and divestitures of industrial operations.