Mark de Brito of Honeywell outlines a defense-in-depth strategy for securing legacy OT systems, explaining how real-world breaches, insider and third-party risks, and poor segmentation expose building environments.
Operational technology is no longer a back-office concern, it is a frontline cybersecurity risk. From HVAC and fire panels to access control and IoT-connected building systems, legacy OT environments are increasingly exposed, yet were never designed to withstand modern threats. As high-profile breaches have shown, a single weak point can disrupt operations, compromise sensitive data and damage brand reputation.
In this session, Mark de Brito of Honeywell shares a practical defense-in-depth strategy for managing legacy OT risk across complex environments, including healthcare, commercial property and critical infrastructure. Drawing on real-world incidents, he outlines how attackers exploit flat networks, default credentials and third-party access to pivot deeper into enterprise systems.
In this insightful session, de Brito will also discuss:
- Applying defense-in-depth principles to legacy building systems;
- Managing insider, contractor and supply chain risk;
- Strengthening visibility, segmentation and monitoring without disrupting operations.
Here is the course outline:
Navigating Legacy System Risks in Building Automation: A Defense-in-Depth Strategy |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
