You can't protect what you don't know you have | OT miniseries
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06/22/20
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In this episode, we continue our Operational Technology (OT) miniseries where we look into the security challenges in the OT space.
This time, Robby chats with PhD Andrea Carcano on the importance of visibility in OT environments. Andrea is passionate about the security of industrial control systems (ICS), and the Co-Founder of Nozomi Networks, a US based industrial cyber security company helping many of the largest industrial sites around the world.
They discuss the role of threat intelligence in the OT sphere, how to understand what you actually have inside your critical infrastructure, and what challenges he talks to his customers about nowadays.
Stay tuned for more OT specific episodes in the coming weeks.
Technical level: 2/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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Turning users from targets to defenders
June 8, 2020
•30m
In this episode, Robby chats with Erlend Gjære, Co-founder and CEO of Secure Practice, on how to turn an organisation’s users into its last line of defense against email threats.
Erlend has spent most of his career studying people and their email habits. At Secure Practice he combines scientific research and employee behavior to find out how to best reach through with security awareness messaging in organisations, by identifying why people do what they do, how they do it, and most importantly, how to make them do it securely.
Robby and Erlend discuss email as an attack vector, and what companies are doing to protect themselves. They also talk about what is actually working nowadays in terms of security awareness, and what the most successful companies are doing.
Technical level: 1/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
Suggested reading:
https://www.mnemonic.no/security-report-2020/the-missing-link-in-email-security
https://mnemonic.no/podcast
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•42m
For this episode, Robby has invited two experts that see privileged access management (PAM) from two different viewpoints. From the customer side he has Thor Milde, SVP and Head of IT Security Services in Norway's largest bank DNB, share his PAM journey - and from the consultant side Michele Paci, IAM Executive Architect in IBM, explains what he's learned after working with identity and access for a large portion of his professional life.
In the episode, they share insights from both sides of the fence on how most companies are handling PAM today, the effects of cloud on the PAM world and how they would like to see PAM evolve in the future.
Technical level: 3/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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