ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dale Peterson interviews Rob Lee on the S4 Main Stage. They cover a lot of ground and Rob is never shy about sharing his opinions and analysis. They discuss:
- Rob's first S4
- PIPEDREAM deployed v. employed distinction … and why 2 years later is it still the most dangerous ICS malware?
- Are we really more homogenous?
- What makes a group something that Rob/Dragos tracks as an ICS focused attacker?
- If the answer to intel is do the basics, do I need intel?
- What ICS specific data was VOLTZITE exfiltrating?
- What countries are targeting critical infrastructure? Is it realistic to expect any country to not target its adversaries CI?
- Threat actors focused on manufacturing
- How should an asset owner measure the effectiveness of their detection solution?
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