Critical Infrastructure
Cyber Security Summit

Fast-moving cyber-attacks can strike at any time, and security teams are often unable to react quickly enough. The disruption caused by attacks can be particularly damaging in industrial environments, and in 2021, 25% of ransomware attacks targeted manufacturing companies. Join Brianna Leddy to learn how Autonomous Response takes targeted action to stop in-progress attacks, without disrupting your business. Includes real-world threat finds, case studies and attack scenarios.

Marty discusses the challenges that he has seen with lack of attention being paid to hardening operational technology and industrial control systems environments. Historically we have complained that we didn’t have the right technology – or we didn’t have enough properly trained people to address these challenges. Is that still true?

U.S. Critical Infrastructure organizations have become a prime target of threat actors, who attack by identifying & exploiting vulnerabilities within the organization. One of the most common vulnerabilities targeted are the employees themselves. Insider Threats, particularly Inadvertent Insider Threats or non-malicious Insiders, continue to pose a major risk to enterprises today.

Everyone does incident response, but given the implications Inadvertent Insiders have on our country’s critical infrastructure, business leaders need to examine their organization from within to identify where they’re vulnerable in order to better protect against these insider threats and mitigate the damage caused in the event of an insider breach.

Our lineup of Industry Experts will offer their insight on how to detect where and when your organization may be vulnerable to Insider Threat attacks and provide best-practices on addressing these risks.

As cyber incidents increase in both frequency and complexity, it’s clear that #CyberIsTheNewDisaster. In response, organizations are transforming from a posture of cybersecurity into one of cyber resilience – balancing the cybersecurity teams’ traditionally defensive strategies with the native disciplines & skills used by the data protection & business continuity environment.

This session provides insight into:

• Key components of a cyber resilient strategy
• Anatomy and impact of cyber incidents
• Establishing best practices for data protection
• The concept of an ISOLATED cyber recovery vault as part of an overall cyber resilient strategy
• How full-content analytics provides an additional layer of threat detection that improves recoverability
• Operationalizing recovery when the ‘IF’ becomes ‘WHEN’ you are impacted

The Automotive Cybersecurity Training (ACT) program was designed in cooperation with the National Highway Traffic & Safety Administration to bridge the gap between traditional cybersecurity education and the needs of the Auto Industry. Join this session to learn about how the Automotive ISAC researched the needs of their industry to deliver this groundbreaking training across their sector.