Trustworthy Infrastructure

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Abstract

The operation of critical infrastructure has higher stakes than ever before and past security failures have the industry on high alert. The useful part involves understanding what happened and how to prevent it. A corporate security framework is essential for building trustworthy processes and technology systems that reach into all parts of your communication system. Standards organizations like NERC have put best practices in place to address these security threats and provide strong input to that corporate framework. In addition to the work of NERC, the Executive Order regarding critical infrastructure has a special focus on supply chain. The last part of this talk will present you with some important considerations that will make your supply chain even more trustworthy than the requirements of this executive order. 


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  • Calgary, Alberta
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  • Starts 27 October 2021 05:20 AM UTC
  • Ends 29 November 2021 11:20 PM UTC
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Roland Plett Roland Plett of Cisco

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Trustworthy Infrastructure

Team Lead, Utility Solutions, Cisco Systems Canada

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Roland is the global industry lead for energy and mining solutions at Cisco Systems out of Calgary AB. He brings together the products of Cisco and its partners to solve challenges in the energy industry. He loves moving data from the dirtiest and most hazardous environments on earth to operator screens and business applications. Over the last 25 years Roland has been an active part of the data networking industry including 8 years at Bell Canada and 13 years at Cisco Systems. Roland has participated in multiple industrial network designs for energy and mining customers across western Canada. His most significant challenges have been designing converged wireless solutions for modern utility grids and providing unique levels of service to a variety of diverse systems while achieving a high security posture.

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» 11:50 MDT  Webinar open

» 12:00 MDT  IEEE CS&I announcements

» 12:10 MDT  Presentation

» 12:45 MDT  Q&A

» 13:00 MDT  Webinar closes


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