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Perhaps you’re familiar with the quote, “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.” While its use in the movie The Usual Suspects might resonate with most, the original attribution goes to French poet Charles Baudelaire.

The quote came to mind in preparing for my conversation with Tim Chase, Principal Technical Evangelist for Orca Security. I knew we were going to be discussing topics where the biggest implementation challenges typically resonate from OT asset owners who don’t see the need to address these topics.

Or, with all due respect to Baudelaire, the greatest trick hackers ever pulled was convincing the industrial sector that they didn’t care.

The good news is that folks like Tim are aware of these situations, and working to offer some new solutions. Watch/listen as we discuss:

• How vital it is to define security responsibilities.
• The growing need for cloud security education.
• Why a top-down approach is vital for creating a security-focused culture.
• The benefits of creating internal security champions.
• The annoying, but growing significance of SBOMs.
• Combatting alert fatigue.
• The biggest challenges AI is creating for cybersecurity.

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