Protecting Personnel/Mission from Cyber Exploited IoT/OT Devices
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Complex IoT systems can aggregate multiple sensors of multiple types into a comprehensive information gathering and endpoint control/decision capability. Some sensors are collection sensors used to detect an actionable event, while others are control sensors used to request the subject take a desired action. IoT/OT systems are ubiquitous in the tactical edge (endpoint sensors and endpoint data aggregators); critical infrastructure (SCADA, intermediate network transport), levels of event-action translation (to enable human or automation to make decisions on what action to take), and in longer-term event data storage.
What are the current and upcoming challenges to focus on with the Internet/Battlefield of Things becoming rapidly part of our networks, the threat landscape, and a growing array of technology-based solutions to identify, protect, detect, remediate, and recover with governance per NIST security standards?
The initial presentation will be followed by Q&A and networking with attendees and participants.
Speakers include:
Gurdip Singh, Ph.D. (Introduction), AFCEA Technology Committee; Divisional Dean, School of Computing, George Mason University
Bryan Ward (Moderator), Executive Architect, STG Solution Architecture, SAIC
Kenneth Bible, Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Homeland Security
Bob Flores, Senior Partner, OODA
Bob Gourley, AFCEA Technology Committee; Founder and Chief Technology Officer, OODA
Logan Harr, Principal Director for Integrated Sensing and Cyber, Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering