Overview
With the understanding of the basics of cybersecurity risks and protections and how it applies to IT and OT, we recognize that there are tools that can be used to assist and maintain a defense-in-depth posture. The tools that are available to assist today are great improvements for DOT and are the necessary incremental steps in protecting our infrastructure. Implementing and operating the environment with these tools will also need to complemented by reviewing, revising and complying with the current practice of organizational cybersecurity policies. This webinar will provide an overview of what is available and what can be done today and to enable traffic systems to be trusted with the added new risk points of connected and autonomous vehicles. This is the second part of three webinars that is hosted by the NOCoE on cybersecurity. You can download webinar recording and presentation slides of the part 1 in here. Part 3 of thecybersecurity webinar series will focus on national cooperative efforts for cybersecurity in transportation, click here to register for part 3.
Learning Objectives:
- Understanding of the basics of cybersecurity OT risks and how they differ from, and expand upon, the IT risks.
- Why both OT and IT Cybersecurity are important
- Understanding of how cybersecurity protection applies holistically to Information Technology and Operational Technology
Instructor:
- Rick Tiene-Mission Secure, Vice President, Government and Critical Infrastructure
Target Audience:
This webinar is intended for State and local/city transportation agency as well as private sector personnel who are directly involved with Cybersecurity, Information Technology (IT), and Operational Technology (OT) in the transportation industry. Additionally, this webinar is intended for transportation officials and managers who are interested in learning more about cybersecurity risks and solutions.