Quick Look: SCADA Security: How Do I Know If I’ve Already Been Owned?
summary
Covers detection techniques for advanced threats like Stuxnet in industrial/SCADA networks, showing how to use proprietary, open-source, custom and legacy APIs to integrate low-cost with typical Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms. Discusses tools and approaches for monitoring and detecting compromises in industrial control systems.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:16Reasons for Concern: Supply Chain, Network Attacks, and Accidents
- 3:47The Undiscovered Breach
- 5:21Typical IT Attack Lifecycle
- 6:17Covering All Layers of the Software/Device
- 8:43Example Architecture
- 11:44Questions
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