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Podcast: Industrial Cybersecurity Insider
Episode: Why Detection Alone Can't Stop the Next OT Attack
Pub date: 2026-08-26

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Detection got fast, but remediation didn't. And that gap is exactly where attackers live.
Manufacturers have spent the last decade building visibility into their plants: sensors, dashboards, alerts flying into every SOC. But knowing about a threat and fixing it are two different problems, and most industrial teams are still solving the second one at human speed. A ticket gets opened. A maintenance window gets scheduled. Three departments get looped in. Meanwhile, the attacker isn't waiting for anyone's approval.
In this episode, Craig Duckworth talks with Tal Kollender, founder and CEO of Remedio, about what's actually keeping industrial environments exposed: misconfigurations left untouched for months, unnecessary services quietly giving attackers a path to move laterally, and aging systems nobody wants to be the one to touch. Tal makes the case that patching alone will never close this gap and explains why safe automated remediation is becoming essential as AI accelerates attacks faster than most security teams can keep up.
They also dig into the reality of OT: uptime and safety come first, IT security tools often can't reach the controls layer, and the wrong change can cause real damage on the plant floor. It's a candid look at what it takes to align security and operations, and why building that trust is the real first step toward proactive protection instead of reactive cleanup.
If you're responsible for securing a plant floor, a fleet of facilities, or the budget behind either one, this conversation gives you a clear, practical way to think about closing the gap between seeing a threat and actually stopping one.
Chapters:
(00:00:00) Why machine speed detection needs machine speed remediation
(00:01:00) Tal’s path from teenage hacker to cybersecurity founder
(00:06:00) Misconfigurations and lateral movement in industrial environments
(00:11:00) Why patching and configuration changes are difficult in OT
(00:15:00) Moving from reactive detection to proactive hardening
(00:17:00) Aligning people, process, and technology
(00:22:00) AI adoption, unmanaged risk, and doing more with less
(00:25:00) Bridging the IT and OT divide without disrupting operations
(00:29:00) The first practical step toward proactive industrial security

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Podcast: Energy Talks
Episode: #133: Bridging the IT and OT Gap: Inside the OWASP OT Top 10 Project
Pub date: 2026-08-20

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How a new open-source framework maps critical cybersecurity risks to global industrial standards.
In this episode, OMICRON OT cybersecurity expert Simon Rommer speaks with Andreas Happe, who is a security researcher and PhD student at the Vienna University of Technology, and Siegfried Hollerer, who is a security architect and analyst as well as a NIS auditor at the Austrian Ministry of the Interior and lecturer at the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences in Austria.

Simon and his guests discuss their work and experience with the OWASP Operation Technology (OT) Top 10 Project, which is an open-source awareness initiative and practical framework created to identify and rank the most critical cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities affecting OT environments.

They also describe how critical cybersecurity risks are mapped directly to major international frameworks, like IEC 62443 and NIST, providing infrastructure operators with immediate, actionable countermeasures and a shared vocabulary for improved industrial resilience.

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Podcast: CYBR.SEC.CAST (LS 25 · TOP 10% what is this?)
Episode: Pulling Pranks with Roman Arutyunov
Pub date: 2026-08-19

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In this episode of CYBR.SEC.CAST, Michael and Sam sit down with Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Xage, to explore how cybersecurity must evolve in the age of agentic AI. Roman shares his journey from early cybersecurity work to protecting critical infrastructure and explains why Zero Trust is more important than ever as AI agents gain greater access to systems, data, and critical resources. Roman also covers practical ways organizations can implement Zero Trust without creating a complex patchwork of security tools - and why protecting interactions at every layer is becoming essential.
This episode is sponsored by Xage
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Mirai Virus - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirai_(malware)
Agentic AI Is Pushing Zero Trust Into Its Next Phase - https://www.cybrsecmedia.com/agentic-ai-is-pushing-zero-trust-into-its-next-phase/
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Guest: Roman Arutyunov
Director: Bill Brenner
Producer: Lauren Andrus
Music by: August Honey
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Podcast: PrOTect It All (LS 27 · TOP 10% what is this?)
Episode: Million-Dollar Buttons: How Offshore OT Is Embracing Containers and Modern Cybersecurity
Pub date: 2026-08-24

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Offshore oil and gas operations don't have the luxury of simply shutting everything down and starting over.

In this episode of Protect It All, host Aaron Crow sits down with Josh Herr and Matt McLendon to explore the real-world challenges of modernizing cybersecurity and technology in offshore operational technology (OT) environments.

From million-dollar equipment and aging control systems to virtualization, containers, and edge computing, this conversation reveals what it actually takes to keep critical industrial operations running when technology fails, hardware is difficult to replace, and downtime can come at an enormous cost.

Aaron, Josh, and Matt share stories from the field, including the creative decisions operators sometimes have to make to keep one rig running when another goes down. They also explore the gradual shift from legacy Windows and Sun workstations toward Linux, containerization, and newer approaches to managing industrial systems.

But this isn't simply a conversation about replacing old technology with new technology. It's about understanding the realities of OT cybersecurity, where reliability, availability, safety, cost, and security all have to work together.

Key Learning: 

Why offshore OT environments present unique cybersecurity challenges

How legacy systems continue to influence modern industrial operations

Why containers and virtualization are gaining ground in OT

How operators balance cybersecurity with uptime and reliability

The surprising realities of maintaining aging industrial hardware

What the shift from Windows to Linux can mean for OT environments

How creative problem-solving can keep critical operations running

Where AI, containers, and modern infrastructure could take OT next

Key Moments:
06:16 Frustrations with vendor costs and delays

09:34 Offshore connectivity and autonomy challenges

13:02 Managing power plants across Texas

16:19 Challenges with industrial HMIs and alarms

19:40 Vendor control and security policies

21:16 Component delays and industry characters

24:08 Final integration testing and safety factors

28:20 Vendor management challenges with outdated tech

34:02 Missing sysadmin skills in industry

35:59 Challenges with ARM architecture

41:09 Managing hardware life cycles

44:23 Concerns about AI and open source

45:43 Future of JavaScript and integration

Whether you work in oil and gas, industrial cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, engineering, or OT operations, this episode offers an honest look at the gap between cybersecurity theory and what actually works in the field.

Listen in for the war stories, lessons learned, and "art of the possible" approaches helping bring modern technology into some of the world's most challenging OT environments.

About the guests: 

Matt is a multidisciplinary team leader and technology practitioner with experience spanning electrical systems, controls, automation, data systems, and IS/IT. His background includes offshore oil and gas electronics, systems administration, and computer hardware, with a strong emphasis on troubleshooting and component-level repair. Matt has led diverse technical teams in fast-paced, mission-critical environments, where collaboration, clarity, and effective problem-solving are essential.

Contact Matt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewamclendon/

Josh is a software engineer and technology architect with more than a decade of experience designing and building systems across desktop applications, cloud infrastructure, and modern cybersecurity environments. His background spans multiple technology verticals and industries, giving him a practical, cross-functional perspective on how organizations secure complex systems at every layer of the technology stack. Josh brings deep expertise in software engineering, cloud architecture, and cybersecurity strategy, with a focus on helping organizations navigate evolving security challenges without sacrificing operational performance. His work combines hands-on technical knowledge with a strong understanding of how security, infrastructure, and business priorities intersect in real-world environments.

Contact Josh: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-herr-ba4bba54/

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Podcast: ICS Cyber Talks Podcast
Episode: Eli Levin Chairman@ELPC & CEO@CYBEROOT on Cyber Infrastructure, GRC, AI, and business resilience
Pub date: 2026-08-21

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מאז 30 בנובמבר 2022, היום שבו אופן היי איי השיקה לציבור את צ'אט גיפיטי (ג'פטה) החל תהליך שלא היה כמוהו מעולם, קצב שינויים טכנולוגים שנמדד בשבועות וימים

ההשפעות הן קיצוניות וכוללות גם ירידה משמעותית בחוסן הארגוני כי יש יותר מידי נעלמים במשוואה

נחשון פינקו מארח את אלי לוין מייסד ויו"ר איי אל פי סי ומנכ"ל סייברות בשיחה על העולם ה"חדש" של האינטיליגנציה המלאכותי והמעבר מסיסטם ואינטגרציה לסייבר וגי אר סי

איך מנהלים את המשילות, סיכונים ותאימות לסטנדרטים ורגולציה

ההתמודדות מול רגולציה הולכת וגדלה

ריצת האמוק להיי איי והיכולת לנהל את הסיכונים וגידור הסיכונים

ועוד

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