Colonial Pipeline Attack: Lessons Learned for Ransomware Protection
How to leverage lessons learned from the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack to prepare for cyber-related threats in oil & gas.
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The recent increase in ransomware events coupled with one of the targets being a large pipeline company has compelled the TSA to issue a new cyber security directive. This means many OT organizations are now scrambling (some more or less than others) to stand up a multi-disciplined security program for a very diverse, distributed OT environment. This looks and feels a lot like the Power Industry was confronted with when NERC CIP was first introduced and so we, as security practitioners, can learn a great deal of lessons from an industry that has already run down this path. Challenges in understanding scope, standing up multiple security initiatives, organizational changes for responsibility, maintenance and response activities and most notably day to day maintenance and compliance can be significant obstacles for operating companies to overcome.
Join Verve’s VP Solutions Rick Kaun as he reviews a number of security learnings around setting up and maintaining an OT security compliance program such as:
How to leverage lessons learned from the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack to prepare for cyber-related threats in oil & gas.
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