Jo Dalton will be presenting: Hacking ships: the reality of ship cyber VSAT has resulted in affordable connectivity for vessels, driving efficiency and benefits for crews. However, connecting vessels has exposed years of technical debt: old unpatched systems, broken segregation between critical systems and a mash-up of refits. Over the last few years we've been […]
Ken Munro will be presenting. Details here.
Jo Dalton and Tony Gee will be presenting: Cruise ships, Trains and Automobiles – Real world examples of Supply Chain Risks Tony Gee and colleague will be presenting: Stop grandstanding, start fixing: Introducing a modern framework for advanced purple teaming Register here.
Martin Slack will be briefing WaterISAC: Lessons Learned from UK Critical Infrastructure Partners Critical infrastructure in other countries face similar, if not nearly identical, cybersecurity threats. Yet every country’s approach to addressing the threats is somewhat different, and their experiences employing unique strategies and tactics can provide a trove of lessons learned and perspectives that […]
Ken Munro will be on the "Hackers Among Us: The Value of Engaging Security Researchers" Panel Moderator: Steve Luczynski - Chairman of the Board at Aerospace Village Panellists: Ken Munro - Partner, Pen Test Partners, Rob Fuller - Red Team Director & CTI Lead at United Airlines, Olivia Stella - Senior Systems Engineer at Southwest […]
Neil Boyd and Paul Brownridge will be providing a briefing.
Martin Slack and Ken Munro will be presenting: Safety or Cyber Security. Potential for Competing Interests Discussing the challenges and tensions that can exist between system safety and system security Looking at the aviation sector and other CNI sectors where safety can be of importance Register here https://www.cybersenate.com/control-system-cybersec-europe-uk/europe-uk-register/.
Ken Munro will be at the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), talking about creating regulations for cyber safety.
Paul Brownridge will be presenting: What Can We Learn from Lessons of the Past? Connectivity offers numerous benefits in terms of cost saving, efficiency and saving emissions. For example, a train can be remotely started and warmed up without a driver needing to be present. Fuel efficiency can be remotely monitored and optimised in near […]
Alex Lomas will be presenting: Tampering with airplane performance apps Electronic Flight bags (EFBs) are typically tablet computers that the pilots use to work out how much power to use in order to safely and efficiently take off and land. We’ll demonstrate vulnerabilities in several popular EFBs, then show how these security flaws can be […]
