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Cyber Defense Magazine Special Annual Edition for RSA Conference 2021

Cyber Defense Magazine Special Annual Edition for RSA Conference 2021 - the INFOSEC community's largest, most popular cybersecurity event in the world. Hosted every year in beautiful and sunny San Francisco, California, USA. This year, post COVID-19, virtually with #RESILIENCE! In addition, we're in our 9th year of the prestigious Global InfoSec Awards. This is a must read source for all things infosec.

Cyber Defense Magazine Special Annual Edition for RSA Conference 2021 - the INFOSEC community's largest, most popular cybersecurity event in the world. Hosted every year in beautiful and sunny San Francisco, California, USA. This year, post COVID-19, virtually with #RESILIENCE! In addition, we're in our 9th year of the prestigious Global InfoSec Awards. This is a must read source for all things infosec.

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Why Don’t We See More Stories Like This On The News?<br />

So, despite how easy it is to find ways to remotely interact with such OT networks, we aren’t seeing more<br />

incidents like the one in Oldsmar making the news. One reason may be that these facilities don’t have to<br />

disclose such events right when they happen. Additionally, many companies, especially in the public<br />

sector want to avoid bad publicity and do what they can to avoid their company name smeared in cyberattack<br />

news headlines. We’ve seen many companies, especially publicly traded companies lose stock<br />

value and brand trust after a cyberattack.<br />

But the main reason you don’t see more of these attacks on the news is that SCADAfence protects many<br />

of these critical infrastructure facilities.<br />

Over the last seven years, SCADAfence has been working with many critical infrastructure organizations,<br />

including water & wastewater facilities to keep their OT networks safe. We do this by providing them with<br />

full network visibility, we accurately detect any anomalous behavior and malicious activities - including<br />

anomalies that originate in remote access. We were ready <strong>for</strong> 2020 be<strong>for</strong>e remote access security was<br />

required (due to the lockdowns) and it’s been paying off dividends. Here is a case study of the City of<br />

Hutchinson, Kansas.<br />

Here’s How SCADAfence Secures Water Treatment Facilities<br />

Let me show you a few key examples, (with actual screenshots) of how we have prevented identical<br />

attacks over the last seven years <strong>for</strong> our customers.<br />

1. With the SCADAfence Plat<strong>for</strong>m’s continuous network monitoring we have been easily been able<br />

to detect any remote access into OT networks, specifically, detailed alerts <strong>for</strong> TeamViewer<br />

connections in OT networks.<br />

2. We also immediately alert on value level changes, once they pass a certain threshold to prevent<br />

unauthorized changes or process manipulation. The plat<strong>for</strong>m is also so flexible that users can<br />

create specific firewall-like rules <strong>for</strong> variables such as this one: “Sodium Hydroxide ppm<br />

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