October 2019
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Cybersecurity: Crucial defenses for critical infrastructures
A colleague of mine once suggested to a chemical plant operator that it was a good idea to apply patches to Windows-based supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) servers as soon as they become available every month—after all, a lot of them fix security vulnerabilities.
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Small, D. - NCC Group, Houston, Texas
Damon Small is a Technical Director at NCC Group North America, where he consults with global leaders in critical infrastructure defense, with specialty in oil and gas, aerospace and healthcare.
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