@BEERISAC: OT/ICS Security Podcast Playlist

Podcast: Industrial Cybersecurity Insider
Episode: Four Distinct Companies & One Critical Gap—The Ownership Crisis in OT Security
Pub date: 2026-01-20

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This compilation episode brings together the most critical insights from Industrial Cybersecurity Insider conversations about the fundamental challenges plaguing OT security implementation and management.
Industry experts dissect why traditional IT security approaches fail catastrophically on the plant floor, revealing that the core issue isn't technology—it's ownership, collaboration, and understanding.
From the dangers of deploying endpoint detection without vendor qualification to the millions lost in unplanned downtime, this episode exposes the gap between security theory and operational reality.
Listeners will discover why cybersecurity tools are often shelfware, how the "have and have-not" world creates vulnerability gaps across manufacturing facilities, and what "left of boom" thinking means for preventing incidents before they happen.
Featuring hard-won lessons about shutdown windows, cyber-informed engineering, and the critical importance of building relationships between IT teams and plant floor operations, this episode delivers actionable intelligence for CISOs, plant managers, and anyone responsible for securing industrial control systems.
Chapters:
(00:00:00) - Introduction: The Core Problem of Ownership in OT Security
(00:01:45) - Why IT Security Approaches Fail on the Plant Floor
(00:04:30) - The Cloud Analogy: Lessons for OT Implementation
(00:07:15) - The Missing Conversation: Capital Plans and OEMs
(00:10:20) - IT vs OT Networks: Different Purposes, Different Risks
(00:13:35) - EDR in OT: The Aftermarket Parts Problem
(00:16:10) - Cyber-Informed Engineering: Building Security into Design
(00:19:45) - The Have and Have-Not World of Plant Security
(00:23:20) - Left of Boom: Visibility Beyond Security
(00:27:15) - Who Should Lead the OT Security Discussion

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Podcast: PrOTect It All (LS 27 · TOP 10% what is this?)
Episode: Securing Remote Access in OT: Visibility, Segmentation, and What Compliance Misses
Pub date: 2026-01-19

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Remote access is no longer optional in OT - but unmanaged connectivity is one of the fastest ways to lose control of critical systems.

In this episode of Protect It All, host Aaron Crow breaks down the real challenges of securing connectivity across IT and OT environments. As vendors, technicians, and support teams increasingly rely on remote access, many organizations struggle with poor visibility, legacy systems, and unclear network boundaries - creating unnecessary risk.

Aaron walks through newly released secure connectivity guidance from CISA and the UK National Cyber Security Centre, translating an eight-point framework into practical, real-world steps that security and operations teams can actually implement.

You’ll learn:

Why remote access is one of the biggest OT risk multipliers

How poor visibility creates blind spots attackers love

Why asset inventory and documentation are foundational - not optional

How segmentation and least-privilege design shrink the attack surface

What compliance frameworks get right - and what they don’t

Best practices for vendor access, MFA, session recording, and monitoring

How to design secure connectivity without breaking operations

Whether you’re responsible for OT security, managing vendors, or bridging IT and OT teams, this episode delivers actionable guidance to help you regain control of connectivity and protect critical infrastructure.

Tune in to learn how to secure access without sacrificing operations - only on Protect It All.

Key Moments: 

01:11 "Secure Connectivity in OT"

05:10 "Reducing Attack Surface Through Access Limits"

10:02 "Control System Upgrade Failure Impact"

12:00 Beyond Passwords: Strengthening Security

17:16 "Strengthening Cybersecurity Basics"

18:26 "Balancing Compliance and Security"

Connect With Aaron Crow:

Website: www.corvosec.com 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronccrow

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Podcast: Casos de Ciberseguridad Industrial
Episode: 2/4 Análisis de Monitorización de seguridad OT con telemetría del proceso
Pub date: 2026-01-19

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Este episodio se centra en el análisis: cómo distinguir la variabilidad normal del proceso de eventos sospechosos, qué incidentes se han detectado gracias a la telemetría y los retos técnicos de trabajar con datos industriales reales.

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Podcast: (CS)²AI Podcast Show: Control System Cyber Security
Episode: 130: S4’s “Connect” Theme Explained — Dale Peterson on OT Security’s Hyper-Connected Future
Pub date: 2026-01-14

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In this episode of the (CS)²AI Podcast, host Derek Harp is joined once again by Dale Peterson, Founder of the S4 Conference and one of the longest-standing voices in OT cybersecurity. As Dale marks 25 years in the industry, the conversation takes a forward-looking turn toward what he believes is the next major inflection point for industrial security: connectivity driven by AI, data, and business systems.
Dale explains why the 2026 S4 Conference theme, Connect, is not just about networking people, but about the explosive growth of connections between OT systems, enterprise platforms, and analytics driven by AI. From MES, ERP, and PLCs to asset inventories and security telemetry, these connections are accelerating faster than most security teams are prepared for—often driven by business value rather than security design.
Listeners will hear why manufacturing is emerging as the epicenter of this transformation, how AI is enabling real-time querying across operational systems, and why OT security teams must prepare for a future where their tools become just another data source in larger operational workflows. Dale also shares how this shift will reshape risk, attack surfaces, and even the role of humans in control and response.
The episode also provides an inside look at S4 2026, including this year’s Proof-of-Concept Pavilion, where vendors will be forced to demonstrate their technologies live on a real manufacturing environment, as well as updates on attendance, ticket availability, and why this will be the final year S4 is held in Miami Beach before moving back to Tampa.
This is a must-listen for OT security professionals, automation leaders, and anyone trying to understand how AI-driven connectivity will redefine both risk and opportunity across industrial environments in the years ahead.

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Podcast: Exploited: The Cyber Truth
Episode: Beyond Defense: Building Cyber Resilience in Autonomous and Connected Mobility
Pub date: 2026-01-15

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Autonomous and connected vehicles are reshaping transportation, but increased software complexity and connectivity introduce serious security and safety challenges that can’t be solved with traditional perimeter defenses.

In this episode of Exploited: The Cyber Truth, host Paul Ducklin is joined by RunSafe Security Founder and CEO Joseph M. Saunders and Hemanth Tadepalli, Senior Cybersecurity & Compliance SME at May Mobility, for a practical discussion on what cyber resilience looks like inside real-world autonomous vehicle programs.

Hemanth draws on his experience securing mobility systems at May Mobility, as well as prior work with Mandiant, Google, and AlixPartners, to explain how automotive organizations are adapting to software-defined vehicle architectures, regulatory pressure, and expanding attack surfaces. Joe shares his perspective on why mobility companies increasingly resemble software companies and what that means for engineering, governance, and operational security.

Together, they explore:

How connected and autonomous vehicle architectures expand the attack surface
What cyber resilience means in day-to-day engineering and fleet operations
How governance, threat intelligence, and software validation reduce risk
Regulatory pressures shaping automotive security decisions
How teams balance detection, response, and safety in autonomous systems

Whether you’re building autonomous platforms, managing connected fleets, or securing safety-critical software, this episode offers a grounded look at what it takes to keep modern mobility systems trustworthy and safe.

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