The Industrial Security Podcast

Nov 20 2024 132 ep. 47 mins 547
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Your lights are on, your car runs, because industrial systems work 24/7 to keep our lives ticking. But what happens when those systems—the very pillars of modern society—are threatened?

Hosted by Nate Nelson and Andrew Ginter, The Industrial Security Podcast takes a deep-dive into the most pressing emerging issues in SCADA technologies today. But don't just take our word for it: each new episode of the show features a leading voice in the world of industrial control systems security. You'll hear from executives, engineers, researchers and more, each with their own unique take on what's wrong with how we do things today, and how to fix it.

ICS security is complicated. Here is where it all comes together.

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OT Security Data Science - A better vulnerability database [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Nov 20 2024 34 mins  
Security automation needs a machine-readable vulnerability database. Carmit Yadin of Device Total joins us to look at limitations of the widely-used National Vulnerability Database (NVD), and explore a new "data science" alternative.

Driving Change - Cloud Systems and Japanese CCE [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Oct 21 2024 42 mins  
Tomomi Aoyama translated the book Countering Cyber Sabotage - Consequence-Driven, Cyber-Informed Engineering - to Japanese. Tomomi recalls the effort of translating CCE to Japanese and looks forward to applying CCE and OT security principles to industrial cloud systems at Cognite.

Hitting Tens of Thousands of Vehicles At Once [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Sep 23 2024 35 mins  
Compromise a cloud service and tens thousands of vehicles can be affected at once. Matt MacKinnon of Upstream Security walks us through the world of cloud security for connected vehicles, transport trucks, tractors, and other "stuff that moves."

AI takes on polymorphic malware [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Aug 05 2024 48 mins  
The bad guys keep getting better at what they do, and so must we defenders. Gary Southwell of Aria Cyber joins us to look at using AI to get ahead of constantly-changing malware.

New Resource: Adapting IT Advice for OT [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Jul 22 2024 44 mins  
The CIS Top 18 is widely used in IT, and Jack Bliss of 1898 & Co. has adapted that list for OT/industrial, adding a lot of industrial context and lists of related OT-centric tools and technology.

Their own rail system, water treatment and more [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Jul 02 2024 52 mins  
Airports really are small cities. Eric Vautier, CISO of all 3 Paris airports looks at what is an airport and how are thousands of airports changing because of NIS2 and the regulatory environment more generally.

Rapid Recovery After an Attack [The Industrial Security Podcast]

May 27 2024 47 mins  
Ransomware is the most common cyber attack causing OT outages - all Windows machines encrypted. What if we could "press a button" and have everything working again in seconds or minutes? Alex Yevtushenko of Salvador Technologies joins us to look at new technology for rapid recovery.

CWE for Zero Days - not CVE [The Industrial Security Podcast]

May 08 2024 49 mins  
The Mitre CWE - Common Weakness - database talks about kinds of problems that can show up in the future - future zero days - rather than CVE that talks about what vulnerabilities were discovered in the past. Susan Farrell walks us through the CWE and how both vendors and owners & operators use it.

AI and Industrial Security in the Energy Transition [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Apr 03 2024 46 mins  
AI is coming and industrial security is an issue. Join us as Leo Simonovich VP at Siemens Energy joins us to look at both in the context of the energy transition - burning fewer fuels to achieve the same industrial process goals.

Evaluating network segmentation strength [The Industrial Security Podcast]

Mar 12 2024 51 mins  
How hard is it for an attacker to dig around in my network? Robin Berthier of Network Perception joins us to look at new network segmentation evaluation and visualization technology that lets us see at a glance how much trouble, or not, we're in.