OT Security Made Simple

OT Sicherheitsexpertin Sarah Fluchs und OT Sicherheitsexperte Klaus Mochalski diskutieren in der neuesten Folge von OT Security Made Simple über Sinn und Unsinn von Security by Design und stellen die entscheidende Frage nach der Verantwortlichkeit. Ihre Antwort sieht nicht nur die Geräte- und Systemhersteller in der Pflicht.

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Raphael Arakelian has been testing OT monitoring system for their effectiveness for many years. He has developed a guide that identifies 4 categories of OT monitoring. In this episode of OT Security Made Simple, Raphael explains host Klaus Mochalski and our listeners the differences and which type works best depending on the operational goal(s) within a company.

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Klaus Mochalski hat dieses Mal Sascha Zinke vom Pentest-Dienstleister Splone zu Gast. Sascha gibt Einblicke in seine Erfahrungen mit Stadtwerken und Energieversorgungsunternehmen, skizziert die Herausforderungen und diskutiert mit Klaus Möglichkeiten, mit ruhigem Puls OT-Sicherheit in den eigenen Netzwerken zu etablieren.

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This episode sees Hans-Michael Krause from Bosch Rexroth and Dr. Frank Stummer from Digital Forensics talk about how to integrate OT security in new and existing automation environments without having to wait for all vendors to comply to security requirements. We dig into how Bosch Rexroth make their industrial automation platform ctrlX secure and discuss why the ROI of an OT monitoring should not only be evaluated in terms of cyber security but also production availability.

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This episode welcomes Alexander Harsch, the Head of the Cybersecurity Consulting Practice of E.ON's grid companies that runs the Cyberrange-e training center. We reflect on the change in OT security awareness over the last 4 years, why AI is not the general key to success, how to reduce the complexity of the OT security challenge and what electrical companies perceive as the biggest cyber threats today.

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Klaus Mochalski is joined by none other than Todd Wiedman, CSO of Landis+Gyr and CEO of Rhebo. Todd talks about his 30 years of experience in industrial enterprise cybersecurity and provides insights into the security challenges of the Smart Grid and Advanced Metering Infrastructure with its millions of smart meters and essential head-end systems.

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This episode features Jos Zenner, managing director and CTO at Welotec, a provider of rugged computing and communication platforms for DSOs and TSOs in the electrical sector. Jos and Klaus talk about the challenge to think and implement “security by design” on infrastructure level and from the very first step of planning. And we dive into the discussion on how OT security in distributed infrastructures could work as a platform solution to balance limited budgets with the need to secure those.

In this OT Security Made Simple episode, Thomas Menze, Sensior Consultant at the ARC Advisory Group, talks about the contrast between the highly dynamic cyber risk evolution and companies' sluggish ability to respond. He discusses with Klaus Mochalski the issue of lack of OT visibility while the number of networked devices is increasing, and why very few companies will be able to get by without OT security services.

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Andreas Könen, Leiter der Abteilung für Cyber und Informationssicherheit beim Bundesministerium des Inneren und für Heimat, gibt im Gespräch mit Klaus Mochalski, Einblicke in die Arbeit des BMI, die Cybersicherheit in Deutschland zu stärken. Er erklärt, warum die Durchsetzung von Cybersicherheit Gesetze braucht, warum Unternehmen bereit sind, Cyberrisiken einzugehen und wie die NIS2-Direktive der EU Cybersicherheit auf stabilere Füße stellt.

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Rhebo CEO Klaus Mochalski starts off the new podcast series OT Security Made Simple with a reflection on his last 10 years in OT security. How did the threat landscape evolve? Has the security level improved? Why is OT security still a challenge for many companies? And which vulnerabilities and risks can be considered a classic in operational technology networks?

You can find more information on OT Security Made Simple at rhebo.com or send us your ideas and questions at [email protected].