This is a (long overdue) followup post of the talk I gave at the SANS ICS Summit in 2021 - a recording of this talk can be found on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpl8eI8Tn0s I suggest you to first look at the recording of the talk before reading further about some questions I have received during the talk.… Continue reading Cybersecurity testing for ICS – pitfalls and wins
Category: ICS
Resources to get into #ICS security
Recently I received some questions on what resources I would recommend within the ICS security space to learn more about this. So the question was more specifically about discussion groups, courses, books, certificates and so on... This was also a twitter thread from a while ago to which I responded with some information I share… Continue reading Resources to get into #ICS security
using IEC62443-2-4 to reach a more secure ICS – Vendor validation
Every ICS environment will sooner or later have to deal with updates, upgrades or additions to the control system environment. Nowadays it is important to include security within such projects, although that is still sometimes forgotten (sad but true). one of the ways to include security is to perform vendor validation and set security requirements… Continue reading using IEC62443-2-4 to reach a more secure ICS – Vendor validation
Remote access for ICS – additional views
Through the past few months, more and more ways of providing remote access surfaced within organizations as people were forced to work from home because of the Covid-19 pandemic. This was also the case for remote access to organization critical environments such as industrial control systems in various sectors. By now and because of the… Continue reading Remote access for ICS – additional views
Security testing for ICS Owners – Back to Basics – recording
The video recording of the https://secudea.be/2019/10/28/security-testing-for-ics-owners-back-to-basics/ presentation that I gave at CS3STHLM last year can be found on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8xjylA9rtI Enjoy watching and when performing security tests within ICS environments, don't forget to look at the basics 😉