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Episode #12 - Bridging the IT-OT Divide: Cybersecurity Challenges in Critical Infrastructure

from InfoSec to Insanity · host Evan Francen

In this episode of InfoSec to Insanity, we dive deep into one of cybersecurity's most critical and complex frontiers: the convergence of IT and OT (Operational Technology). Our guest, the brilliant and experienced Paul Veeneman, joins us to unpack the unique challenges of securing critical infrastructure—where downtime isn't just a cost; it’s a potential disaster. Paul brings his decades of expertise to the mic, sharing candid insights about:The messy marriage of IT and OT systems and why they often clash.Real-world stories of attacks on critical infrastructure and the lessons learned.How to approach risk management and incident response in environments that can't afford failure.The cultural and technical divide between IT and OT teams—and how to build bridges that actually work.With Paul's down-to-earth style and your no-BS approach, this episode is a must-listen for anyone tackling cybersecurity in high-stakes environments—or just curious about the chaos behind keeping the lights on and the pipelines flowing.

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