SCADA systems have evolved over the last 25 years. Today, more and more companies are talking about cloud-based SCADA. Given recent compromises, what steps should companies take to secure cloud-based SCADA? On this podcast, Xavier Mesrobian of Skkynet Cloud Systems discusses how you should manage the cloud when it comes to security. Sponsored by: Skkynet

As more people work from home and use their own devices, the threat landscape is increasing exponentially. Your networks should never go down because someone wants to watch their personal Netflix account. On this podcast, Dom Lombardi of Kandji discusses why mobile device management is necessary, why security needs to understand business goals and how to move slow

to go fast.

Since March 2023, many systems engineers have been struggling with the Microsoft DCOM hardening patch. How important is it? Does it really need to be installed? What’s the least disruptive way to address it? On this podcast, Xavier Mesrobian of Skkynet Cloud Systems walks you through everything you need to know about the patch. Sponsored by: Skkynet

In OT, things that are standard to IT — such as cybersecurity SOAR processes and SOC — are less prevalent. Bringing SOAR and SOC standards to OT systems is critical as industrial cyberattacks increase in frequency and severity. On this podcast, we talk to Luis Narvaez of Siemens about how SOAR and SOC standards can help protect OT devices and networks.

Artificial intelligence is beginning to play a larger role in protecting operational technology. From threat detection to vulnerability management, AI can speed up certain processes and prevent hacks and attacks. On this podcast, we talk to Ganesh Chellappa of ManageEngine about large language models and their role in protecting OT devices and networks.

In the 12th and final episode of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month podcast series, we welcome first-timer Madison Horn, CEO of Critical Fault and Congressional candidate (OK-05). She discusses the need to move from reactive to proactive cybersecurity, the value of the shared responsibility model and the rise of quantum computing.

In the 11th episode of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month podcast series, we welcome Steve Stone, head of Zero Labs at Rubrik. He discusses how both sides will try to use generative AI, why you should assume breaches are inevitable and how the show “Parks and Recreation” tackled cybersecurity.

In the 10th episode of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month podcast series, we bring back Dino Busalachi, co-founder and CTO of Velta Technology, to discuss how to use the SANS five ICS critical controls, why OT requires purpose-built resources and why industrial cybersecurity requires constant improvement.

In the ninth episode of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month podcast series, we talk to Debbie Gordon, founder and CEO of Cloud Range, about why cybersecurity is everyone’s job, how practice and training is essential and why “Office Space” is a good cybersecurity movie.

For the eighth episode our Cybersecurity Awareness Month podcast series, we’re happy to bring back Thomas Pace, co-founder and CTO of Netrise, to discuss why supply chain attacks are soaring, how the government is taking some positive cyber steps and how Sandra Bullock is here to save us all.