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CyberPodEU
By Gergely LeskuTechnology
CyberPodEU episodes
- #10 Cybersecurity in manufacturing
In episode #10 of CyberPod our host, Gergely Lesku welcomes Steffen Behnke, Head of IT at Prefere Resins, to talk about cybersecurity in manufacturing, Germany's Mittelstand, about the CIO of the Year competition and the recent breach at ABB. Enjoy listening!
Brief overview of the topics in episode 2 #2:
00:00-00:52 Intro
00:53-10:03 Introduction
10:04-28:22 Manufacturing industry cybersecurity challenges
28:23-34:01 German Mittelstand
34:02-42:08 CIO of the Year
42:09-49:02 Headline of the week: recent ABB attack comments
49:03-51:02 Outlook and outro
52 min - #9 Making threats visible in OT networks with Roxana Magdo
Brief overview of the topics in episode 2 #1:
00:00-06:04 Intro
06:05-12:39 Roxana's first memories of OT-specific attacks and defense solutions
12:40-20:52 Recent attacks and lessons learned
20:53-28:52 How Keysight and Ixia can support customers
28:53 -36:14 Headline of the week: Rockwell incident
36:15-39:02 Stopping an OT attack - hands on demo hybrid webinar
39:03-40:33 Outlook and outro
Some article about these topics:
https://www.aurubis.com/en/media/press-releases/press-releases-2022/update-on-cyber-attack-at-aurubis
https://www.securityweek.com/ransomware-attack-forces-produce-giant-dole-to-shut-down-plants/
https://www.mandiant.com/resources/blog/incontroller-state-sponsored-ics-tool
https://www.securityweek.com/us-probing-cybersecurity-risks-of-rockwell-automations-china-operations-report/
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/41 min - #8 Security Automation with Johannes Kresse
Brief overview of the topics in episode #8:
00:21 – 03:28: Intro
03:29-08:24: Automation in the security context and its advantages
08:25- 13:51: Implementation of security automation
13:52-15:57: Expectations of customers wanting to implement a SOC/SOAR
15:58-17:17: How automation can help solve the skills shortage
17:18-21:32: Headline of the week: Demand for strategic security consulting is growing strongly by Silicon and importance of consultancy for automation projects
21:32-27:04: Areas which can be automated best & the role of automation in SOCs
27:05-31:24: Threat intelligence
31:25-34:25: Outlook and outro
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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35 min - #7 NATO Edge with Roxana Magdo
Brief overview of the topics of episode #7:
00:41-05:34: Introduction of Roxana and Keysight
05:35-06:30: Reasons for participating at NATO Edge
06:31-08:04: Advantages of participating in events
07:41-10:55: Expectation vs. reality of NATO Edge
10:56-20:21: Technological trends
20:22-22:50: Cybersecurity in industrial segments and of defense players
22:51-25:30: Most important aspects of European collaboration to ensure cybersecurity
25:31-28:03: Invitation and outro
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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29 min - #6 NATO Edge with Craig Smith
Brief overview about the topics of episode #6:
00:46-06:13: Introduction06:13-08:44: Cybersecurity compartments of NATO
08:45-13:08: Reasons for participating at NATO Edge
13:09-18:14: Threats and changes in terms of cybersecurity technologies
18:15-26:35: Key takeaways and outlook
26:36-28:39: Funniest moment of NATO Edge
28:40-29:17: Outro
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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30 min - #5 Pentesting with Ralf Reinhardt
Brief overview about the topics of episode #5:
00:49-05:31: Introduction
05:32-13:27: Penetration testing, Red Teaming, Vulnerability Scanning and their differences
13:28-18:53: Advantages of pentesting
18:54-23:43: Headline of the week: Only one in two companies has a contingency plan for cyberattacks by Security Insider.
23:44-28:09: Development of pentesting and incident response
28:10-36:57: Recommendations for responding to ransomware attacks
36:57-43:50: Role of regulations to improve cyber resilience on a European level
43:51-44:48: Outro
More information about the headline of the week:
According to a representative study commissioned by the digital association Bitkom, only 54 percent of German companies from all industries have a contingency plan in case of a cyberattack.According to the study, larger companies are better prepared, but there is still an overall backlog concerning cybersecurity and the employee’s awareness. For example, only six in ten companies conduct regular training on security topics and there is still rather little intention to increase this number.
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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45 min - #4 Cybersecurity Politics with Dr. Sven HerpigCybersecurity Architecture Study
Brief overview about the topics of CyberPodEU episode #4:
00:43-01:51 Introduction
01:52-10:13: Cybersecurity Architecture study
10:14-12:52: Updates and developments of the study
12:53-21:43: Headline of the week: Cybersecurity wish list by Sueddeutsche Zeitung
21:44-25:22: Progress of cybersecurity policies in Germany
25:23-34:54: Hackbacks
34:55-34:49: Ways to improve European legislative structures
34:50-38:27: Outro
More information about headline of the week:
German Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser presented her plan for the defense against cyberattacks. In order to do that Faeser proposed to strengthen the competences of the German state as well as a change of the constitution. Especially the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) is supposed to get mor competences. Right now the responsibility is lying on the states. Faeser claims that this is not contemporary to meet current threats. Especially the outdated German information technology is a threat to the Cybersecurity of critical infrastructure and Government agencies. Another reason for centralizing the competences is that many authorities mean that decisions are time consuming and are often too late when a cyberattack is launched. Also small and middle sized companies should get funding for investing in cyberesilience.
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
39 min - #3 NIS 2.0 with Thomas Lang
Brief overview about the topics of episode #3:
00:48-02:23 Introduction
02:23-04:50 Career paths Thomas Lang and Intargia
04:50-08:06 Cybersecurity stories
08:06-21:50 About NIS 2.0
21:50-25:25 Headline of the week: “Healthcare particularly at risk” by Security Insider
25:25-36:58 NIS 2.0 and critical infrastructure
More details about Headline of the week:
Thanks to IT security data by Tetra Defense they found out, the industry most at risk from cyberattacks in the first quarter of 2022 was - by a significant margin – healthcare sector.
What's particularly frightening about this is that 82 percent of security incidents were due to known vulnerabilities, either on the victim's network (57 percent) or through a remote desktop protocol (25 percent).
Futhermore they found out that the human factor is relevant: 18 percent of security incidents can be traced to individual employees. In more than half of these cases, the employee opened an infected document, for example from a spam email.
More details on NIS 2.0 can be found in Gregs article in Security Insider.
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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37 min - #2 Inside threats with Morgan Alexander
In this episode Greg sits down with Morgan Alexander, Chief of Cyber Forensics of Quantum Cyber Lab, to talk about the topic of employees, customers and partners acting as insider threats in their own company.
Brief overview about the topics in this episode:
01:00 Introduction04:15 Stories about „insider threats“
11:00 Weaknesses and motivation
14:50 Headline of the week: “Home Working Drives 44% Surge in Insider Threats” by InfoSecurity Magazine
24:40 Prevention of Cybercrime
Summary of the InfoSecurity Magazine article:
According to a survey Insider threats cost organizations an average of over $15m annually to remediate last year. The frequency of incidents per company also increased, with 67% of companies experiencing between 21 and more than 40 incidents per year, up from 60% in 2020.
Malicious intent is also a major cause of insider threats, accounting for a quarter (26%) of incidents at an average cost of $648,000 to remediate. Once again, the work-from-home (WFH) mandate has driven this trend, allowing employees more remote access to sensitive data.For further information around SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
More about Quantum Cyber Lab can be found here.
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31 min - #1 Security Skills Shortage with Christoph Bechtel
In this episode Greg sits down with Christoph Bechtel, Sales Director at SCADAfence, to talk about career paths, the fascination of cybersecurity, remote work and outsourcing a company’s cybersecurity because of skills shortages.
Brief overview about the topics in this episode:
00:45 Introduction
04:00 Cybersecurity in Israel05:15 SCADAfence11:30 Headline of the week: “Skills shortage threatens cybersecurity in 85 percent of all companies” published by the German Medium t3n from June 1st.31:00 Challenges of cybersecurity in the futureSummary of the t3n article:
A current study revealed that the skills shortage in the cybersecurity field is threating the cybersecurity of 85 percent of German companies. But it’s not only a lack of people coming in but also about attrition. About 30 percent of all cybersecurity experts stated that they consider leaving their current job. That’s why we conduct career and training paths for the new colleagues BEFORE they even enter the company.Further article insides:
-94 percent state that cybersecurity is now as important as never before.-Same proportion thinks that their company could do more to provide further education e.g. via mentorship programs-There are three levers to solve the issue: targeted promotion of cybersecurity careers (43%), encouraging STEM students to consider the profession (41%) and better financial aid for students (39%) were citedFor further information around SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
SCADAfence and its survey can be found here.
And for a Case Study from SCADAfence and EOS, the World's Leading Provider Of Industrial 3D Printing click here.
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About CyberPodEU
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CyberPodEU is the European Podcast that tackles hot topics around the cybersecurity world. The host Gergely Lesku from the European operating cybersecurity provider SOCWISE welcomes international…
experts to discuss the burning issues and latest developments in the security field. If cybercrime is going international, we also must think across national borders to prevent the attacks and moreover to stay secure!