Cincinnati, OH
Cyber Commissioning provides organizations with the policies and procedures needed for operating and maintaining their systems and equipment. Federal agencies are mandating that all new construction conducts a cyber commissioning effort to lock down all facility-related control systems (FRCS). There are also efforts to retroactively secure all buildings from a cybersecurity aspect. This session will lay out in detail, what is required in these new instructions and how to meet these requirements.
Instructors
Leigh Armistead, President, Peregrine Technical Solutions, LLC.
Daryl Haegley, DAF Technical Director, DAF Control Systems Cyber Resiliency & AF/A4CS Division Chief , DOD: Department of Defense - Army
Michael Chipley, President, The PMC Group
Sarah Freeman, Principal Cyber Engagement Operations Engineer, MITRE's Critical Infrastructure Protection Innovation Center
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this session attendees will:
- Identify the dangers to industrial control systems that can be affected by cybersecurity attacks;
- Recognize how buildings are now more vulnerable from a cybersecurity aspect than before;
- Identify what is involved in a cyber commissioning process; and
- Sit through a review of a tabletop exercise (TTX) to see how buildings can be protected moving forward.
