ComputerWorldIndependent

Bringing behavioral game theory to security defenses


Kelly Shortridge and CSO senior writer Fahmida Y Rashid talk about using behavioral game theory to take advantage of hackers’ mistakes and manipulate the data they think they're receiving. People generally make decisions by either thinking ahead to figure out how people may act in a given situation, or by learning over time by observing what people are doing. Since attackers learn over time by collecting feedback, obfuscating what they get can really mess up what the attackers are able to learn.

Read More
ScadaICSSchneider

Focus on your risk strategy: Cyber security for the smart grid

Credit to Author: Frederic Abbal| Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2017 08:34:37 +0000

Today’s automated distribution grids are under pressure to significantly improve network and operational efficiency while still securing critical infrastructure reliability. The transformation of existing utility assets into thanks to the… Read more »

The post Focus on your risk strategy: Cyber security for the smart grid appeared first on Schneider Electric Blog.

Read More
ScadaICSSchneider

5 questions to ask about generic pipeline operator qualification (OQ)

Credit to Author: Jeremy Kivi| Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2017 06:30:52 +0000

Pipeline operators are living in interesting times. With the fluctuations in the market they are forced to “do more with less”. Pair this with an aging and changing workforce and… Read more »

The post 5 questions to ask about generic pipeline operator qualification (OQ) appeared first on Schneider Electric Blog.

Read More