Talk to me: Pros, cons of SCADA vulnerabilities
This past week, SCADA companies graduated into the real world.
When you really think about it, typical college students lead a charmed life. They wake up in the morning, go to class, debate issues based on theory, go back to their dorm rooms, have dinner, do some homework and maybe go to the local watering hole for a few pitchers with the gang.
Students learn they have to do well on all tests, not just some of them. They also learn they have to do homework and hand it in, or it will end up hurting them. The smart ones learn from those experiences and go out into the real world.
This past week, SCADA companies graduated into the real world.
Read more here.
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