Keeping the lights on
mnemonic security podcast
12/05/22
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Who are the people helping us to keep the lights on? And what are our adversaries doing to get in the way of this?
This episode of the mnemonic security podcast is directing some love and attention toward the people working with Operational Technology (OT) / Industrial Control Systems (ICS).
To help him navigate this field, Robby is joined by Michael Weng, Senior Security Consultant OT/ICS at the security company WithSecure (formerly known as F-Secure for Business).
They talk about cyber warfare directed at critical infrastructure in the Ukraine, what trends Michael are seeing in the OT security space, and what the main concerns of the experts in the field are these days. Michael also shares his views on venturing into cloud, and what common challenges he’s observed when it comes to testing/assessments, resilience, and incident response.
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To provide some insight into these questions, Robby has invited someone who has worked his entire career in Android security; Dario Durando, Android Malware Analyst at the Dutch security company ThreatFabric.
During their conversation, they chat about the top attack vectors in this space, and Dario shares his thoughts about why mobile security isn’t getting more attention. They also go into specific mobile malware, and where the malware industry seems to be going next.
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What is the best way to build and automate security in the world of Azure?
For this episode, Robby has invited someone that spends all their time doing exactly that, or more specifically, identifying all the things that can go wrong within the Microsoft ecosystem; Rik van Duijn, Hacker & Co-Founder of the Dutch cybersecurity company Zolder B.V.
They discuss what’s beneficial for organisations to manage themselves – and what the realistic expected workload is. They also discuss hardening of Azure tenants, deployment and tuning of Azure Sentinel, importance of logging for incident responders and other Azure central components that are noteworthy.
During their conversation, Rik also shares what he would recommend automating, and what he would not automate. As well as what the biggest challenges his clients most often experience are.
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