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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.
The Industrial Security podcast Tag
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
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
Learn about the Beer ISAC movement, the Beer ISAC Podcast, the Russian industrial security community and other initiatives with Anton Shipulin and Vladimir Dashchenko of Kaspersky
Explore a targeted ransomware attack at a pharmaceuticals plant, the incident response and how hard it is to just "restore from backup" with Ofer Shaked, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer at SCADAfence
Author, researcher and industrial security pioneer Jake Brodsky explores the security and operational benefits of configuring self-consistency checks into industrial control systems
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
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
The popular Waterfall Industrial Security Podcast has passed the 100,000 downloads mark
The differences between IT and OT teams and approaches both make life difficult and represent opportunities to improve industrial operations.