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Cybersecurity for Business Infrastructure
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With the high level of attention on consumer-side data breaches, who is watching the infrastructure? Utilities, pipeline and the “internet of things” remain vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Learn how you can protect your company’s infrastructure and the likely regulatory repercussions in the event of an attack.
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Cybersecurity for Business Infrastructure (Oct 2016)
Mark L. Krotoski, Todd A. MacGregor, Allan Manuel, Annessa McKenzie
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Cybersecurity for Business Infrastructure (Oct 2016)
With the high level of attention on consumer-side data breaches, who is watching the infrastructure? Utilities, pipeline and the “internet of things” remain vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Learn how you can protect your company’s infrastructure and the likely regulatory repercussions in the event of an attack.
Originally presented: Sep 2016 Government Enforcement Institute
Mark L. Krotoski,
Partner, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Palo Alto, CA
Todd A. MacGregor,
Lead, Threat Intelligence, Chevron Information Technology Corporation - Houston, TX
Allan Manuel,
Deputy CIO for Enterprise Policy, Portfolio Management & Governance, U.S. Department of Energy - Washington, DC
Annessa McKenzie,
Director, Enterprise Information Security and Cyber Risk, Calpine Corporation - Houston, TX