Consequence-Driven Defense: Rethinking OT Security for a Connected World
Course
Andrew Ginter of Waterfall Security surveys the evolving OT threat landscape - from AI-driven attacks to cloud pivot risks - and makes the case for consequence-driven, engineering-grounded defense strategies.
Not all OT threats are equal, and not all defenses should be either. From ransomware to AI-automated attacks to cloud pivot risks, the OT threat landscape is evolving fast, and defenders who treat security as a purely technical problem are missing the most important variable: consequence.
In this session, led by Andrew Ginter of Waterfall Security, you will learn:
- Why consequence is the defining difference between IT and OT defense, and how engineering change control - not software controls alone - is the correct foundation for protecting safety-critical systems;
- How cloud connectivity and predictive maintenance services are creating new pivot paths that allow attackers to reach deeply defended industrial environments from unexpected directions;
- What third-generation cyber-informed engineering offers defenders?
Here is the course outline:
Consequence-Driven Defense: Rethinking OT Security for a Connected World |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
