Jakarta Cyber Security for Control Systems

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This event is part of (CS)²AI's 100 Days of Transportation Cyber Security!

With a major role to play in the success of a global sports event such as the world cup, the stakes don't get any higher and there was a race against time to setup an effective OT SOC for a national rail company with the clear mandate to transport millions of passengers safely and securely while being under global spotlight. In this session we shall explain the journey towards building the Middle East 1st OT rail security operations centers and one of the early ones worldwide.

The session will also discuss the lessons learned and what was the value realized by such a huge undertaking.

Speaker: Omar Sherin, Partner at Ernst & Young (EY) Digital Solutions and Cyber Security
https://www.linkedin.com/in/osherin/

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Cybersecurity attacks and threats have been a growing issue for critical infrastructure sectors and general industry. We have seen ransomware attacks, data breaches, phishing, and cybercrimes. While these issues cause problems in daily business execution, there is a more pressing concern lurking on the horizon and seeping through the cracks, the protection of critical infrastructure in this vast landscape of cyberspace. In the not-too-distant past, we have seen evidence of OT attacks like STUXNET (2010), Shamoon (2012), Snowden (2013), Industroyer (2016) and Colonial Pipeline (2021).

In a recent discussion with colleagues related to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Nuclear Quality Assurance (NQA) Standard Committee, questions arose as to whether the NQA-1 Standard needs to focus on providing requirements or guidance for cybersecurity as it relates to safety system quality. The short answer is yes, with some constraints. This presentation focuses on the role of cybersecurity in nuclear facility applications especially in implementation of the ASME NQA-1 Standard. NQA-1 is the standard that nearly all nuclear facilities in the United States, including commercial power plants and government installations,
adhere to in order to comply with federal regulations concerning quality in the nuclear industry.

It will attempt to answer the following questions:
1. Is cybersecurity important to the design and safety of operations technology systems?
2. Should the NQA-1 Standard have requirements for implementing cybersecurity in structures, systems, and components?
3. Should the NQA-1 Standard include guidance for implementing cybersecurity in structures, systems, and components?

Speakers:
Charlie Givens, (CS)²AI Fellow and Cybersecurity Project Manager at Bechtel National, Inc.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlie-givens-mspm-csqe-giscp-45003810/

Katie Pehrson, (CS)²AI Fellow and ICS Cybersecurity Laboratory Technical Director at Bechtel Corporation
https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-pehrson-ab16b982/

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## Please note that (CS)2AI ONLINE events are provided free of charge as educational career development content through the support of our paid members and the generous contributions of our corporate Strategic Alliance Partners. Contact information used in registering for our directly supported seminars may be shared with sponsors funding those specific events. Unless noted on the Gotowebinar registration page, all events are open for direct funding support.