Bringing Zero Trust to Industrial Control Systems
summary
Explains how Zero Trust concepts can be applied to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to help IT security and OT safety teams share a common platform for threat understanding and response. Covers Zero Trust principles, common ICS vulnerabilities, and practical ways to combine those ideas to improve ICS trustworthiness.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00RSAConference2022 San Francisco Digital June 6 - 9
- 3:25ICS/CERT Advisories 2010 - 2021
- 4:32Industrial Control Systems Vulnerabilities - History
- 4:51Industrial Control Systems Vulnerabilities 2022 CISA Releases Security Advisories for Rockwell Automation Products
- 5:15Worms, Old and New
- 6:51Weak Points in the Industrial Environment
- 7:24Attacks against Automation Software
- 9:42What is Zero Trust?
- 11:17Many Paths to Zero Trust
- 12:42Cyber Process Hazard Analysis
- 16:34Typical Attack Process and Tools
- 17:32How to Defend: CISA Recommendations
- 19:34ICS 410: SANS ICS/SCADA Security Essentials
- 24:23Top Mitigation Steps - Claroty 1H21 Analysis
- 26:05Why is ICS Security So Hard?
- 29:53Organizational Silos Create Attack Surfaces
- 30:42Integrate MSPs
- 33:07A Step-by-Step Guide to Securing the Industrial Environment
- 37:06RSAConference 2022
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