IEEE MOVE Radio Club (IMRC) - CISA FOG
CISA FOG by Matt Runyan.
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- Co-sponsored by IEEE MOVE Humanitarian Initiative
- Starts 27 April 2024 09:35 PM UTC
- Ends 22 August 2024 01:00 AM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Matt Runyan
CISA FOG
Cybersecurity Framework for Operational Technology, commonly abbreviated as CISA FOG is a framework that aims to provide guidance and best practices for securing operational technology (OT) environments, which include industrial control systems (ICS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, and other critical infrastructure components. Matt will focus on those components that are most useful for the MOVE Project and its team.
Biography:
Matt Runyan is a leader in the Mission Readiness and Deployments of the Cisco Crisis Response program. He has had a long-time association with MOVE leadership and has provided important suggestions to the program. Matt is an engineering lead and network consulting engineer for CISCO TacOps for almost eleven years. He was a volunteer before the official volunteer program began in 2006, and he became a full-time team member after the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Before TacOps, he worked at Cisco doing IT infrastructure and worked part-time as an EMT and volunteer firefighter.
OPEN MEETING -- All who are interested, licensed or not, please join us in our regular monthly meeting of the IEEE MOVE Radio Club (IMRC). We usually meet by WebEx on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, 8-10 pm Eastern time zone. The meeting is open to all. There is no admission fee, and the rewards are manyfold. For more about the IEEE MOVE Radio Club, please visit our website.
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