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Cybersecurity for modern industrial systems
1. Cybersecurity for Modern Industrial Systems
Attaining reliable safety in cyber infrastructure.
Chris Blask
Chair, ICS-ISAC
chris@ics-isac.org
2. History of Control Systems
Early Man to Modern Technology
Current Risks and Threats
Weaknesses Exploited
A Path to a Prosperous Yemen
Expertise and Knowledge Sharing
Q&A
3. From Dried Gourds to Municipal Utilities
“Maybe I should hook a computer up to this thing...”
6. The Internet of Things
50,000,000,000 Devices by 2030
Ensuring Stability is Key
• Seven ICS security jobs for each candidate
Decades of Work Ahead
Borderless Skill Set
7. Challenge of Industrial Cybersecurity
Virtually All Cyber Assets Vulnerable
Rising Threat of Cyber Attack
Cybersecurity Expertise in Short Supply
Systems Require Reliability and Safety
8. Path Forward
Stability Requires Cybersecurity
• Standards, regulations and best practices
Visibility is Control
• Know what you have, know what it does
Sharing Knowledge is Power
• Industry, Nation, World
11. Knowledge is Power
Knowledge of:
• What you have
• What it is doing
• What is happening around you
• What the threats are
• What the risks are
• What the costs are
• What others are doing
12. National Cybersecurity Infrastructure
• Cross Industry and Cross Sector Awareness
YM-CERT • Coordinates with other International Centers
- Incident Management
- Coordinated Response
Industries, Ministries - Best Practices
13. Knowledge Sharing Works
Research-Educational Network
Information Sharing and Analysis
Center (REN-ISAC)
Industrial Control System
Information Sharing and Analysis
Center (ICS-ISAC)
Coordinated Detection and Defense
14. Summary
Cybersecurity is Critical to National Stability
Cybersecurity Knowledge is Power
Cybersecurity Skills Provide Lifelong Careers