Industrial Security Conference
mnemonic security podcast
09/26/22
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From the 14th to the 16th of November, the annual Industrial Security Conference will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Are you interested in Operational Technology and Industrial Control System security, and
wonder what's going on in that part of our industry? Or just curious about the conference, and some of the speakers that will be there? Robby’s caught up with a few of them to get a sneak peak into what you can expect from their presentations and demonstrations during the conference.
In this special edition episode, he chats with the following security professionals about what they’ll be speaking about at this year’s conference and why it’s important:
- Søren Egede Knudsen, CEO and OT expert at Egede, “S***, we have factories in Russia”
- Tibor Földesi, Security Analyst at Norlys, “Lessons learned in CTI land”
- Ron Brash, VP of Technical Research & Integrations, aDolus Technology, “Doctor StrangeFormat: How I learned to be an archeologist for SBOMs”
- Andrea Son, Headhunter, CSA CPH, "The biggest threat is a lack of competence - how is the situation in Denmark, and what can we do?"
- Martin Scheu, Security Engineer, SWITCH-CERT, “Incident Response Training in Electrical Substations”
- Dr. Maureen McWhite, Owner, 4Gen Consulting Services LLC, “Supply chain cybersecurity with an emphasis on the transportation sector”
Find out more about the conference and the program here: https://insightevents.dk/isc-cph/program/
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