OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 3 - Mmm, drop!
Release Date: 03/16/2020
OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 6 - The Culture of Industrial Safety and NERC/CIP
OT Cyber Security Podcast
Episode 6 is a smorgasbord about Industrial Safety and Compliance. Ft Jim Sheldon. The episodes starts with the history and importance of physical and process safety in the industrial marketplace, how that origin story brought about compliance, and how cyber Safety today is fighting a similar path. Jim Sheldon provides an overview and understanding of NERC/IP and speaks about the cyber security standards and compliance burdens.
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OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 5 - Just because you can doesn't mean you should
OT Cyber Security Podcast
This episode explores the topic of remote access to OT systems; important prerequisites, cyber security considerations, and compensating controls. Ft. Josh Varghese
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OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 4 - Automation is the answer
OT Cyber Security Podcast
Can automation save us from COVID-19? Maybe. This episode looks at the COVID-19 crisis from an Industrial risk management perspective.
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OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 3 - Mmm, drop!
OT Cyber Security Podcast
This episode is all about the drop; the drop in oil demand COVID-19, the drop in oil price, the drop in oil and gas production, and the drop in oil jobs. These drops, and all the associated fallout (budget cuts, layoffs, business turmoil), are a breeding ground for cyber exploitation.
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OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 2 - What is Operational Technology
OT Cyber Security Podcast
Defines the buzzword "OT" and the types of systems that fall within the definition. Part of understanding this definition we further explore how and why these systems are different than typical IT systems.
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OT Cyber Security Podcast - Episode 1 - The State of the State
OT Cyber Security Podcast
info_outlineThis episode is all about the drop; the drop in oil demand COVID-19, the drop in oil price, the drop in oil and gas production, and the drop in oil jobs. These drops, and all the associated fallout (budget cuts, layoffs, business turmoil), are a breeding ground for cyber exploitation.