@BEERISAC: OT/ICS Security Podcast Playlist

Podcast: Advanced Manufacturing Now (LS 35 · TOP 3% what is this?)
Episode: Can Humans and Robots Safely Work Side by Side
Pub date: 2026-09-08

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On this episode of Advanced Manufacturing Live, Ole Marius Hoel Rindal, PhD, co-founder of Sonair, will explain why most industrial robots are still caged even with increasing development of AI. Sonair has created what it says is the world's first safety-certified ultrasonic sensor. The technology may allow robots out of their cages while helping ensure human coworkers remain safe.

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Podcast: Nexus: A Claroty Podcast (LS 32 · TOP 5% what is this?)
Episode: Ben Gardiner on Hacking Truck Brake Controllers
Pub date: 2026-09-13

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Ben Gardiner, senior cybersecurity research engineer for the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA), joins the Nexus Podcast to discuss research he published on a silent patch released by vendor Bendix addressing serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities in brake controllers found on tractor trailers. The vulnerabilities—which were updated as part of a safety recall—posed safety risks to drivers and others on the road. 
Ben explains how and why he chose to reverse-engineer the safety recall and how the vulnerabilities impact the security of any trailer-connected telematics devices, and also how they could be exploited at close range. 
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Podcast: ICS Cyber Talks Podcast
Episode: Adir Ben Hamo Director CISO @Phibro Animal Health on CISO's cyber & governance challenges & AI 2026
Pub date: 2026-09-10

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נסיון לחזור לשגרה (סוג של) בתקווה שימשיך....

חלפו למעלה מארבע שנים מאז הראיון הקודם שעשיתי עם אדיר, מאז העומס על הסיסו רק גדל בצורה אקספוננציאלית והצורך לקיים ממשל תאגידי בנושא סייבר הפך לחובה.   הדבר נכון לגופים גדולים ובינלאומיים ולמעשה לכול ארגון באשר הוא, במקום שאין גידור סיכונים ולמשתמש הקצה אין גבולות ברורים והבנה הנושא של "טעות" הופכת לסיכון ארגוני בל ישוער.

נחשון פינקו מארח את אדיר בן חמו דירקטור וסיסו גלובלי בחברת פיברו מוצרי בריאות לבעלי חיים על שילוב מערכות מידע ומערכות תפעוליות, שדרוג תשתיות ותוכנות בסביבת ייצור עלמנת לבנות מודל אחיד לפריסה העולמית.

תהליכי ממשל ארגוני

עבודה בסין מול רגולציות שונות מהמוכר והידוע של המערב

חילופי דורות וכניסת דורות צעירים בצוותי התפעול מביאים איתם מודעות סייבר, רצון לשנות ולהשתפר בעזרת טכנולוגיות עדכניות

ה SOC ככלי רב ערך וההבדל בין חברות בארה"ב וישראל

ההיי. איי שמדיר שינה מעיניו של כול סיסו

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Podcast: Hack the Plant (LS 35 · TOP 3% what is this?)
Episode: From DC to Sacramento: Building Resilient Critical Infrastructure and OT Workforces
Pub date: 2026-09-09

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Welcome to season 6 of Hack the Plant! In this premiere episode, our host Bryson Bort is joined by three special guests: Institute for Security and Technology Exec in Residence and UnDisruptable27 leader Josh Corman, Clutch CEO James Regan, and Palo Alto Networks Head of OT Threat Research Adam Robbie. First, Josh and Bryson recap the biggest moments from Critical Effect DC ‘26 this summer—from CISA Acting Director Nick Anderson’s keynote to policy experiments like the Cyber Policy Shark Tank. Then, James offers a preview of Critical Effect CA, where the OT/ICS workforce will gather in Sacramento to confront cyber threats. Finally, Adam presents the Intelligence-Driven Active Defense Report 2026, a joint effort by Palo Alto Networks, Siemens, and the Idaho National Laboratory to analyze global telemetry from over 61,000 firewalls.
“Securing critical infrastructure is not one person’s job. You bring multiple people, multiple teams with different expertise to come together,” Adam said.
Join us for this and more on this episode of Hack the Plan[e]t.
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Podcast: Industrial Cybersecurity Insider
Episode: The “Don’t Touch It” Problem Hiding on Your Plant Floor
Pub date: 2026-09-09

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Most plants are running production on infrastructure nobody wants to touch. Somebody installed it years ago, that person is long gone, and the standing rule is to leave it alone so it keeps working.
In this episode, Dino sits down with Jeff Slapp, cofounder, CTO and head of produduct development at SteelDome, to talk about what it would take to change that.
Jeff has spent almost 30 years building and running data centers, starting with VMware back in 1998, and he admits that until recently he couldn't have properly defined OT, even though control systems, safety systems, and fire suppression were around him the entire time.
They dig into why so many manufacturers still have hundreds of standalone HMIs, why a capital project is the real moment to think about security, and why IT/OT convergence rarely shows up in practice the way everyone talks about it. Jeff also walks through what it means to stand up a full production platform, complete with secure remote access, in about 90 seconds instead of nine months.
They close on the reality that this is a people problem more than a technology problem, and why AI on the plant floor will only be as good as the foundation it runs on.
Chapters:
(00:00:00) If technology is not saving time, money, or mistakes, what is the point?
(00:01:12) Jeff Slapp's 30-year journey from early VMware to co-founding SteelDome
(00:04:35) What a universal infrastructure operating system means for the plant
(00:06:24) An IT veteran admits OT was around him the whole time, and he never saw it
(00:10:03) Legacy plants, standalone HMIs, and the "nobody touches it" problem
(00:13:22) Kasm and secure application delivery: the missing third layer
(00:18:04) Time to value: a full production platform in 90 seconds, not nine months
(00:21:56) Democratizing infrastructure and where AI meets industrial security
(00:25:14) Secure by design: build cybersecurity into the capital project
(00:28:38) Asset inventory gaps, the IT/OT convergence myth, and closing thoughts

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