PAS: 7 Experts on Protecting OT Environments against Targeted Cyber Attacks
The book includes insights from the following experts: Tammy Klotz, Covanta, Chief Information Security Officer Spencer Wilcox, PNM Resources, Executive Director of Technology and Chief Security Officer Mike Carroll, Georgia-Pacific, VP Innovation & Transformation...
IRONSCALES: How to Stay Ahead of the Growing E-mail Security Threat
The book includes insights from the following experts: Scott Morgan, Information Security Officer, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Chuck Brooks, President, Brooks Consulting International Vito Sardanopoli, Managing Principal and Founder,...
Agustin Valencia Gil-Ortega: Apply State-of-the-Art IT Technology with OT Practices and Procedures
“You need state-of-the-art IT technology, but you need to use it with OT practices and procedures.” You need to understand the impact of any changes you make to controls and control systems in an OT...
Scott Wood: An MDR Provider Should Feel Like Part of Your Team
“What I need to see from the service provider, in addition to its technical capabilities, is that . . . its staffmust act like they’re part of my team.” The ability to detect and automatically respond to incidents in real time is essential in today’s threat...
Erik Jensen: Using a Wireless Chip Protects Against Technology Obsolescence
“A common way to combat interference among components is to make the device larger, but that is not an option for some kinds of devices.” Physical configuration of components, radio interference, and power consumption are the biggest challenges when making small...
Sabin Banuleasa: Optimizing IoT devices for Maximum Performance at the Lowest Cost
“Choosing a radio technology is the first and most important aspect of a wireless design because that decision has a huge impact on the characteristics of the device you are building.” Choosing a radio technology is the first and most important aspect of a wireless...
Li Ji: Look for Component Vendors That Have a Good Support Plan
“The trick is finding the best balance among the physicalcharacteristics of the device..., power consumption, and RFperformance to meet your design requirement.” In wirelessly connected medical devices, you have multiple choices for wireless technology. The trick is...
Jay Kruse: When Making Engineering Trade-Offs, Remember to leverage Vendor Support
“Consider how much RF performance you are getting for the money you are putting in, the number of watts you are putting in, and the area or size of the device.” When designing a wireless device, you must first understand what you need to achieve with that device....
Alfred Ip: Gain Wireless Connectivity with Less Engineering Effort, Cost, and Time
“The goal is to solve the problem by achieving the requirementwith minimum effort and at the lowest cost.” To address the challenges of developing a wireless solution, you must first understand what the wireless solution needs to do. This in turn means understanding...
Gordon W. Hudson: The Most Important Cost Factor Is Time
“Many wireless products have a substantial softwaredevelopment cycle because so much RF hardware is now software driven.” One of the biggest challenges in developing wireless devices is overall development cost. Many factors can contribute to those costs, the most...
