By Our Powers Combined: Critical Infrastructure Partners for Transparency
summary
Panelists from CISA, the U.S. Department of Energy, Schneider Electric, and Idaho National Laboratory discuss collaboration among research, industry, and government to advance security for critical infrastructure. They use Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) adoption in critical infrastructure as a concrete case study to compare roles, identify common pitfalls, and outline paths for successful cross-sector collaboration.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:10Portfolio Manager at the Idaho National Laboratory for Energy Cyber Projects
- 1:33Sherry Caddy I'M the Senior Advisor for Cyber Security at the Department of Energy's Office of Cyber Security Energy Security and Emergency
- 9:54The Executive Order
- 24:32The Relevance of Transparency for the Ot World
- 34:24Vision of What a Hardware Bill of Materials Looks like and Why It's Important
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