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Spring and thoughts turn to...cyber security?
Spring and thoughts turn to...cyber security?
April 16, 2007
The April issue of Control Engineering is now in the mail (and will be available online any day now) complete with a scary looking cover dedicated to control system cyber security. That nasty looking malware guy is just about to burn through your firewall!
That cover article contains a whole lot of information, much of which is on a very practical, nuts and bolts level in addition to more theoretical discussions. The list of participants is very impressive and represents a cross section of our industry from system manufacturers to software vendors to standards organizations.There is also a group of podcasts from PCSF on our site right now (with more coming) on cyber security topics. Some good reading and listening on a very important topic!Posted by Peter Welander on April 16, 2007 | Comments (0)
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