Control Systems Security: What's the Risk? Who's in Charge?
On September 18, join the Professional Services Council for a discussion on Control Systems Security with Daryl Haegley from the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Energy, Installations, and Environment.
Every day companies depend on many Control Systems (CS); most are now networked and potentially easily exploitable. Damage to or compromise of any control system may be a business or mission disabler. Perhaps more concerning and debilitating is when the control system is used as a gateway into the organization's information system or the organization's broader global information networks. Yet identifying those responsible for securing those networks remains a challenge by policy, standards and technical expertise. What are the unique cyber intelligence and security requirements for control systems and how do they differ from those used to secure traditional information systems (such as email systems)? How are DoD, DoE and businesses addressing the challenges to assure the security of operations, critical infrastructure and mission continuity of control systems?
About the Speaker:
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Mr. Daryl Haegley has 30 years of military, federal civilian and commercial consulting experience, currently overseeing the cybersecurity risk management effort to secure control systems / operational technology / platform information technology of real property, geospatial, and energy systems for the Department of Defense (DoD). He leads DoD policy, security assessments, cyber range capability developments, scorecard requirements and system authorization via the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process improvements. Contributing author to NIST SP 800-82 R2 ‘Guide to Industrial Control Systems Security,’ Unified Facilities Criteria 4-010-06 ‘Cybersecurity of Facility-Related Control Systems’ and Springer publication ‘Security of Industrial Control Systems.’
He maintains four certifications, three Masters’ degrees, two college tuitions & one patent.
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