Industrial Control Systems Security, Digital Forensics and Incident Response
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The ICS/OT community has long suffered from a lack of insight into cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and incident response observations. The annual Dragos ICS/OT Year in Review reports on how the community is performing and surfaces areas of improvement needed to provide safe and reliable operations.
SANS authors and instructors Robert M. Lee and Tim Conway have been working with the community to analyze all the known ICS cyber attacks for the purpose of creating the most important cybersecurity controls for organizations to implement.
The ICS/OT community has long suffered from a lack of insight into cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and incident response observations. The annual Dragos ICS/OT Cybersecurity Year in Review provides a comprehensive look at the events that shaped the ICS/OT community and the current threat landscape. It also reports on how the community is performing, and surfaces areas of improvement needed to provide safe and reliable operations.
This talk will give an introduction to ICS/OT followed by an in depth discussion on the changes that are taking place in the industrial world such as digital transformation as a precursor to an in-depth discussion on the threats. The talk will cover new adversary groups targeting industrial networks, the trends to watch, and make recommendations with a walkthrough of the SANS ICS five critical controls.This talk is accessible to everyone of any background.
The Dragos OT Cybersecurity Year in Review is a mainstay for ICS asset owners and defenders to stay abreast of cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and frontline observations from the previous year. Covering the key OT cybersecurity events that shaped the threat landscape for industrial sectors, how the ICS community is performing, areas of improvement for safe and reliable operations.Join Dragos CEO and SANS Fellow Robert M. Lee for a look at the most important OT cybersecurity events and lessons learned in 2023. This webinar features exclusive data-driven analysis and recommendations on:
In an era where cybersecurity threats are escalating, the oversight of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) is more critical than ever. Join us for an exclusive panel discussion with SANS instructors Robert M. Lee, Tim Conway, Dean Parsons, and Jason Christopher, as they address cybersecurity leaders on the imperative of securing ICS.
Discover how the new ICS310: ICS Cybersecurity Foundations course is transforming the way professionals enter the critical field of ICS/OT cybersecurity. The world relies on critical infrastructure for all aspects of daily life, and sectors across the board have integrated Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Operational Technology (OT) into their key operations. This evolution has created a pressing need for a uniquely skilled, diverse workforce equipped with expertise in engineering, operations, IT/OT, and cybersecurity.
SANS is excited to launch the SANS ICS/OT Practice Area under the leadership of SANS Fellow Robert M. Lee. Building on the vision of the late Michael Assante, this initiative is designed to enhance engagement with the cybersecurity community by tailoring course accessibility, content development, and strategic outreach to better serve the ICS/OT community.
OT ransomware is a growing threat to any organization that relies on ICS/OT to power its operations. Whether securing critical infrastructure or ensuring the continuity of manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage production, or other industrial processes, protecting these environments is essential.
As cyber threats become increasingly advanced and persistent, traditional perimeter-based defenses are no longer sufficient to protect critical infrastructure.
Did you know that much of your OT security risk comes from indirect effects to networks and operations?
This focused track explores the ever-evolving world of Cloud IAM, diving into modern strategies, common missteps, and emerging tools designed to help organizations reclaim control over sprawling identities and creeping permissions.
