Derek Harp, CEO and Co-Founder of CS2AI and Founder of The Cyber List speaks to the history and future of CS2AI, and provides some insights into cyber security training for non-cyber-savvy audiences
Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder of Xage Security, explores intrinsically-distributed, authority-based blockchains for industrial security in the form of the Xage Security Fabric
Marco Blume, Product Manager for Embedded at WIBU Systems introduces discrete manufacturing and explores how intellectual property protection, safety and cybersecurity work in that vertical and others.
Phil Neray, VP Industrial Security of CyberX reviews findings, remediations and C-level responses for security assessments at 1800 industrial sites
Phil Dunbar, CTO of the new Industrial Defender joins us to explore the significance of the firm’s historical contributions, and where the new Industrial Defender is headed today
Andy Bochman of Idaho National labs describes CCE, a new methodology for industrial security with a focus on mission assurance, which means different things in different industries
Robert Pitcher of Public Safety Canada explores Canadian industrial security, including very popular attack training/awareness sessions and the annual industrial security symposium
Security PHA Review – a new methodology for protecting safe operations. Join our discussion with James McGlone, one of the authors of the new ISA book describing a robust connection between safety and cybersecurity. PLAY Now
The Industrial Security Podcast: how education differs from training, with examples from Dr. Art Conklin at the University of Houston. Click Play
Matt Gibson from the EPRI explores analog control systems, IIoT at nuclear sites and control system product “labeling” for security. Click Play
As 2019 comes to a close, we look back at the top five episodes by downloads. The top five include guests from the United States, Israel, and Germany: Joe Weiss, Dr. Gabi Siboni, Jens Weisner, Patrick Miller, and Jonathan Pollet. To hear the insights of our most popular guests, click on each episode below.
Pointing fingers at vendors is easy. Creating “secure” products is a real challenge, supply chain is a big part of that challenge, and vendors cannot solve the problem in isolation. Kenneth Crowther, a Product Security Leader at GE explores what a leader in this space is doing. Click PLAY
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