Explore how to work with boards of directors on industrial security issues with Level5Cyber industry veterans Anthony Morrone (former CISO at DuPont) and Michael Piccalo (former Director at Forescout)
Commodity vs specialty chemical manufacturing is different in kind, not just quantity. Sameer Koranne, Global OT Lead for IBMs X-Force incident response team talks about manufacturing, safety and security.
In boxing, amateurs get hit and go down. Professionals get hit and keep fighting. Join us as Ofir Hason of CyberGym explores how to turn entire organizations from amateurs into professionals when it comes to cyber attacks.
The new cyber rules for sites in Israel handling hazardous materials are the strongest in the world. Join Yosi Shavit, Head of the ICS Cybersecurity Department in Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection to see what’s new and different.
Encryption is everywhere, but making it work in industrial settings is harder than it looks. Join Sam Elsner, Senior Manager for the Kepware-focused applications engineering team at PTC to do the deep dive on how modern systems are connected and encrypted.
Measuring future security costs is easier than measuring today’s security benefits. Donovan Tindill, Senior Cybersecurity Strategist at Honeywell Connected Enterprise joins us to explore how to manage industrial cybersecurity spend over the life of industrial automation projects.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Like civil engineers building bridges, security engineers should have quantitative goals: How secure must the system be when commissioned? (How much load must the bridge carry?) How long must the system maintain that security level without major maintenance? (How long must the bridge carry that load reliably between major repairs?) Join Terry Ingoldsby to explore the science of security.
CIP-013 is intended to reduce supply chain risks. What are the rules? What are they costing? Are they working? Dr. Joseph Baugh, Managing Consultant at Guidehouse joins us to explore CIP-013, the executive order and other timely NERC CIP topics.
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