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The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: ICS biztonsági podcast-ek V – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
Guestpost
The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Dróntámadás az USA villamosnergia-rendszere ellen? – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
Guestpost
The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Beszámoló a Dragos Industrial Security Conference 2021-ről – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
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The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Adatbázis az USA villamosenergia-rendszerében használt kínai transzformátorokról – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
Guestpost
The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Történetek az ICS biztonság első vonalából – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
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The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Transzformátorok és az Aurora-esemény – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
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Október Chris Krebsnek, a CISA korábbi igazgatójának webinarja a biztonsági konvergenciáról és az aktuális kiber-fizikai fenyegetésekről: On-Demand Webinar: The Case for Security Convergence: A Fireside Chat with Christopher Krebs (dataminr.com) Translated by DeepL
Why is it dangerous to write a blog post on a Saturday night?
Monday’s guest post, “Transformers and the Aurora Event”, features a post by Sinclair Koelemij on OT Cybersecurity, published on 20 June 2020. The Aurora test has been covered in two previous posts on the SeConSys blog. First in a guest post on 4 September and then in a rejoinder on 9 September. It is already
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Guestpost
The latest guest post from the ICS Cyber Security blog on the SeConSys blog: Transzformátorok és az Aurora-esemény – ICS Cyber Security blog Translated by DeepL
FERC conference: a cybersecurity paradigm shift in the energy sector?
Remarkable ideas were presented at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) annual Reliability Technical Conference on 30 September. In light of the paradigm shift in the electricity system, with an emphasis on the rise of distributed generation, IT-OT convergence, and more frequent attacks on supply chains, FERC is inclined to rethink cybersecurity regulation in the
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