About us
Welcome! This meetup dedicated to all professionals involved in Cyber Security for Automated Processes and Control Systems including security for Operating Technology (OT), Industrial Control Systems (ICS), SCADA Systems, Transportation Systems, Building Control Systems (BCS), and even emerging Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) systems. Our purpose is to connect the professionals in the Greater Regina area with real interest in or responsibility for the cyber security of these systems.
Once we have enough critical mass of interest in Regina, we will gather for purposes of education, information exchange, and discovery of new opportunities and, yes, perhaps a few happy hours! If you are interested in serving on a committee to help shape this meetup experience, please contact the organizers directly.
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(CS)²AI Online™ : The Insurable Gap: Why OT Security is the New Board Mandate
·OnlineOnline139 attendees from 112 groupsReserve a seat to join the discussion: https://events.zoom.us/ev/ArVlSsFSmLmNjLLQECZY1ddKFYOkiFauDlLU-xR_WlOQuj78IL4a~AmfeLEWldWGuhTJC5uLkVtt1cBNaQxet_i_mCTlORGuLn5L9uuvYrpYS7ybW3DQmMGvXrFkw9UOdHSZbmwINc1XACQ
Background:
Cybersecurity risk has evolved from merely an IT issue to a core strategic and operational challenge, especially due to the convergence of IT and vulnerable, legacy Operational Technology (OT) systems. Recent, high-impact attacks (Colonial Pipeline, MWAA, Volt Typhoon) on critical infrastructure demonstrate that disruptions are inevitable and lead to severe financial, operational, and reputational costs, risking national economic stability.Objective/Hypothesis:
Boards that shift from passive oversight to active ownership and integration of cyber resilience into enterprise strategy will significantly mitigate the financial and reputational costs of breaches, achieve sustained operations during disruptions, and leverage resilience as a source of competitive advantage and long-term growth. This includes the strategic use of cyber insurance and liability management to transfer residual risk and protect the balance sheet.Methods:
The approach focuses on translating complex technical OT risks into board-level strategic actions. This is achieved through: 1) Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ) (using Axio's expertise to express risk in dollar terms for informed decision-making and insurance optimization); 2) AI-Driven Simulation (using ThreatGEN-powered exercises to model realistic, tailored attacks); 3) Cross-Functional Collaboration (engaging boards, executives, and field teams); and 4) Continuous Feedback Loops to evaluate and update incident response plans. The process relies on an ecosystem of strategic partners for risk transfer, adversarial testing, compliance, and zero-trust solutions.Results:
A resilient enterprise is defined by its ability to Sustain operations during an event, Recover quickly, Adapt based on lessons learned, and Grow market advantage by demonstrating superior risk management. The strategic use of CRQ and AI-powered exercises with a comprehensive continuous feedback loop secures board approval for investment and ensures that both internal defenses and external risk transfer mechanisms (insurance coverage and liability protection) are optimized and aligned with the organization's true financial exposure and risk appetite.Conclusions:
Cyber resilience is a board-level fiduciary responsibility that encompasses both technical preparedness and comprehensive financial risk transfer. Boards must move beyond oversight to ownership, using quantifiable data to optimize cybersecurity investments, negotiate appropriate cyber liability insurance limits for first- and third-party losses, and position the organization to thrive in a volatile digital economy by turning preparation into a source of confidence and competitive strength.Register now: https://events.zoom.us/ev/ArVlSsFSmLmNjLLQECZY1ddKFYOkiFauDlLU-xR_WlOQuj78IL4a~AmfeLEWldWGuhTJC5uLkVtt1cBNaQxet_i_mCTlORGuLn5L9uuvYrpYS7ybW3DQmMGvXrFkw9UOdHSZbmwINc1XACQ
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Level Zero OT Cyber Security Conference
Georgia Tech Exhibition Hall, 460 Fourth St. N.W., Atlanta, GA, US1 attendee from 112 groupsAtlanta, GA April 20 - 22
www.LevelZeroConference.com## Attend The Level Zero Conference
The Level Zero Conference brings experts from across industries together to address the complex challenges of securing operational technology. Our multidisciplinary approach integrates engineering, cyber security, and risk management to safeguard critical infrastructure from level zero to the cloud.
Level Zero is designed for professionals responsible for the complex task of protecting their critical infrastructure from catastrophic failures.Why Attend Level Zero?
#### Bridge the IT-OT Divide
Gain insights from both IT and OT perspectives to develop comprehensive security strategies
#### Expert-Led Sessions
Learn from 60+ first hand authorities on OT threats, defenses, and compliance
#### Hands-On Experience
Participate in the ICS Village, tabletop exercises, and interactive workshops
## Level Zero Delivers.
IT and OT have traditionally operated in silos, with each team lacking a critical understanding of the other. The Level Zero Conference bridges this divide by bringing together experts from OT and IT – engineering, operations, and cyber security.
Fostering collaboration and cross-disciplinary understanding are both essential for the protection of critical infrastructure. Through the exchange of ideas and expertise, Level Zero empowers professionals from different domains to develop a deeper understanding of both IT and OT environments enabling the creation of infrastructure that is integrated and resilient to evolving threats.## Who Should Attend?
Level Zero Conference is for individuals responsible for building, maintaining, and defending ICS/OT environments:
#### Engineers
responsible for addressing cyber threats to physical operations, looking for effective ways to improve the maturity of their security program.
#### Executives
managing cyber security budgets and physical operations, wanting to better understand real threats and ways to build a successful cyber security program.
#### Experts
wanting to learn from other experts and catch up with each other.
#### Practitioners
needing contact with peers facing similar challenges and wanting to learn from experts.
#### Compliance managers
looking to reduce risks and lower costs.
#### Enterprise security
responsible for securing physical operations, wanting to get more insights into the threats of the cyber world.
## Be Part of Securing Our Critical Infrastructure
Level Zero Conference is where the future of OT cyber security is shaped. Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to and learn from the industry’s leading minds.
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##### Georgia Tech Exhibition Hall
Physical Address (for walking to facility)
460 Fourth St. N.W. Atlanta, GA 30332Hosted by: Control System Cyber Security Association International
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