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IEEE Tech Talk – control system device cyber security is missing in government and engineering societies
December 14, 2021, I was honored to give an IEEE Tech Talk to the Seattle Chapter of the IEEE Power and Energy Society on control system cyber security. The link to the recording is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZqkCC6wqcE . Even the most sophisticated engineering associations can suffer from blind spots when it comes to the complex interactions of multi-level systems. This is especially true when situations like cyber security bring together organizations with different goals, nomenclature, etc. In this case, networking and engineering attempting to secure engineering networks have not addressed the Level 0,1 engineering devices (process sensors, actuators, drives, etc.). The major engineering societies have missed this gap in their focus to secure networks. Additionally, the IT networking societies should not be making recommendations for securing control systems without assuring that recommendations for IT will not cause harm to control systems as has happened in the past.
IEEE Tech Talk – control system device cyber security is missing in government and engineering societies
On December 14, 2021, I was honored to give an IEEE Tech Talk to the Seattle Chapter of the IEEE Power and Energy Society on control system cyber security. The link to the recording is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZqkCC6wqcE . Even the most sophist
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- Another case where process sensor monitoring could have prevented a facility shutdown
- Process sensors are different than IOT and IIOT devices
- More than 17 million control system cyber incidents are hidden in plain sight
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