Cybersecurity Mini-Series: ICS Product Security & Standards (ISA/IEC 62443) (Ep. 4 of 4)

Manufacturing Happy Hour · 19 Jun 2020 · 31m

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Megan Samford, Product Safety and Security Director, and Shoshana Wodzisz, Global Product Security Leader, both at Rockwell Automation, discuss the specifics of IEC 62443, the global standard for industrial control system (ICS) cybersecurity. They explain why ICS security is a distinct niche within critical infrastructure, emphasizing that consequences of failure involve safety and physical integrity rather than just financial loss. The guests highlight the importance of third-party certification over self-certification and detail how Rockwell uses the standard to ensure secure product development and sourcing for asset owners.

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Companies: Rockwell Automation
Products: PLCs
Also: Shoshana Wodzisz, IEC 62443, ISA 99, Department of Homeland Security

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Cybersecurity Mini-Series: ICS Product Security & Standards (ISA/IEC 62443) (Ep. 4 of 4)

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