Name: What is ISA/IEC-62443-3-3 and how to comply?
Start: 2023-10-31T13:00:00Z
End: 2023-10-31T13:00:51.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Improve business outcomes with our end-to-end IoT solutions designed to help you securely connect assets, applications, and data in real time to apply transformative business changes in both carpeted and non-carpeted spaces. 

As cyber attacks on industrial environments increase in frequency and complexity, protecting your IoT/OT networks has become critical. Are you taking the right measures? Take this questionnaire to determine your profile based on eight IoT/OT security practices your peers are implementing: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/internet-of-things/iot-security/profile-builder.html 

The software opportunity in operations
Digital twins. AI analytics. Control systems virtualization. Operations teams are now starting to build these new software capabilities in their industrial environments, hoping to raise product quality, improve operational efficiencies, reduce downtimes, and lower costs, among other benefits.

The path forward
To take advantage of these opportunities and contend with increased risks, the operations network needs to be scalable, resilient, secure, and deterministic. Key capabilities in industrial switches can help you evolve your operations.

Join us in an interactive discussion led by Cisco experts:
• Paul Didier, Senior Manufacturing Solutions Leader,
• Manmeet Singh, Industrial IoT Product Management Leader, and 
• Albert Mitchell, Industrial IoT Technical Marketing Leader

This session would be a good opportunity to:
- Recognize both the opportunities and challenges that more software control brings
- Learn the key industrial switching capabilities necessary to ensure success
- Understand Cisco Industrial Ethernet products and solutions

Five characteristics of highly capable industrial switches

It requires a wide variety of deployed and supported use cases to continue improving the safe, reliable, and efficient delivery of power. With the ever-increasing operational reliance on these connected power system assets, the industry remains focused on their underlying operation networks. The scale of assets being deployed within utilities will rival the largest communication networks ever built.

Management automation for grid security, substation and electrical distribution is essential to meeting these challenges.

Learn how to improve system reliability and security with the latest innovations, including software defined networking together with Cisco’s purpose-built for utilities networking portfolio.

In this webinar, we will cover:
- Best practices for WAN and LAN automation in substation scenarios,
- New industrial routing, switching and management capabilities,
- The role of automation in managing a large-scale distribution/feeder network,
- Automating security policies across the power grid.

Next-level Network Automation for the Power Grid

What is CPwE?
Converged Plantwide Ethernet (CPwE) is a tested, proven, and validated architecture for networking and securing industrial operations that incorporates products and services from Rockwell Automation, Panduit, and Cisco Systems. It is designed to help achieve the real-time communications, reliability, scalability, security, and resiliency requirements of modern industrial operations, and has been adopted successfully in many manufacturing facilities around the world.

What is new with CPwE?
A living architecture that evolves with the underlying technology, CPwE has recently been enhanced with updates for better visibility, more robust security, improved industrial DMZ (iDMZ), and enhanced resiliency, that address the growing threat landscape more effectively.

Join us for an interactive discussion featuring CPwE experts including:
- Gregory Wilcox, Networks Business Development Manager, Strategic Development, Rockwell Automation, 
- John Senese, Senior Principal Engineer, Panduit, and 
- Paul Didier, Senior Manufacturing Solutions Leader, Cisco

This would be a good opportunity to:
- Learn the core elements of CPwE architecture as a foundation for industrial networks
- Hear the advances that make CPwE more secure and resilient
- Understand the industry best practices for the physical deployment of networks based on CPwE
- See how customers are succeeding with CPwE

CPwE – A blueprint for your factory network

Substation network operators are facing many challenges in the operational landscape. One of these is the increasing complexity of balancing the wide array of new power generation assets (such as solar and wind) with an equally complex consumption model (such as increase in electric vehicle charging). This real-time balancing act requires operators to connect more assets for increased visibility and control.

As substations are becoming more complex, greater demands are being placed on the network and connectivity.

Join us to find out how to address these challenges, with Cisco’s next-generation routing solutions!

Next Generation Substation Automation with Cisco’s latest Routing Solutions

As you are digitizing your operations, securing your industrial network becomes a top priority. What are the key OT security capabilities you should implement? Where should you start? How can your prioritize actions to gain quick wins? How do you embark on this journey so you can effectively secure your operations? Join us for this online seminar and hear from OT networking, security, and automation experts the few steps you can follow to gain insights that will help improve operational efficiency, assess your OT security posture, and tighten industrial security to protect your business. You invested a lot in your network, it should do more than just connect!

Get Your Industrial Network Ready For Secure Operations

In a manufacturing facility, there are blind spots across assets and facilities which aren't normally covered by Industrial Automation Systems. Typical blind spots might relate to machine health, tank level, temperature or humidity levels, etc. 

With increasing supply chain pressures and the need to improve sustainability, operations teams are under increasing pressure to optimize their processes, reduce cost and maximize asset uptime. This requires specialized tools and applications that give them the control and visibility needed to meet these demands. IT teams need to be confident that any new solutions align with policies including security and access controls. Cisco’s industrial sensor solutions are designed to provide the digital insights necessary to help operations teams to meet these business needs, while aligning with IT policies.  
  
In this session, you will learn how Cisco’s industrial sensor solution, Industrial Asset Vision:  
- Simplifies asset and facility monitoring and preventative maintenance in industrial outdoor and indoor environments 
- Gives centralized visibility of your data  
- Helps you to monitor remote facilities easily and securely.

Optimize Your Preventative Maintenance Processes with Cisco IoT Sensor Solutions

Environmental sustainability is a major global concern for the 21st century. Government intervention is increasing around the world through international agreements, national policies, regulatory mandates, and government purchasing. In the manufacturing industry, customers, shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders are exerting tremendous pressure for sustainability. 

More than just mandates, policy, and pressures, sustainable manufacturing makes perfect business sense. Business practices with sustainability embedded as a core strategy create long-term shareholder value, reduce costs, increase innovation, and give businesses a competitive advantage. 

At Cisco, we are committed to Powering an Inclusive Future for All by leveraging technology and inspiring people to make a positive impact in their communities and on the planet. In this seminar, we will discuss how Cisco technologies are enabling our manufacturing customers to reach their critical sustainability goals.

Sustainable manufacturing – it's more than just turning out the lights

Historically, wireless technology in manufacturing has been limited to less-than-critical sensing applications and connecting IT devices. With rapid digitization of operations and ever-more-mobile applications, the need for high-throughput, scalable, reliable, broad wireless connectivity is rising. Modern wireless technologies have evolved significantly and have radically increased the options for connecting devices and applications in industrial zones. Manufacturers must now decide which technology or technologies to invest in. It is important that they choose the technology best suited for their use case without making compromises on IP networking, cybersecurity, automation, and performance.
Join our experts for a discussion of wireless connectivity technologies that have evolved to support bandwidth-intensive worker productivity applications, reliable mobility for critical assets, and increased data collection from all areas of the plant. All of which significantly boost operational efficiencies and production uptime. We will cover:
- The defining characteristics of various wireless technologies such as public and private 5G, Wi-Fi 6/6E, Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul, and more
- How to evaluate these technologies from their data rate, spectrum, cost considerations, etc.
- How to select a technology by matching your manufacturing use cases with the available options
- Why a combination of multiple technologies may be the right answer for you

Cut Through the Noise: Find the Best Fit for Your Manufacturing Wireless Needs

As the utility industry shifts to large-scale smart city and IoT initiatives, deploying the same AMI approach utilizing Wi-SUN standards will provide true, seamless interoperability of diverse network services and devices. In this webinar, you will hear from product directors from Landis+Gyr and Cisco, who will discuss how these two industry leaders, working together to advance Wi-SUN open interoperability standards, have developed a solution designed to meet these requirements, and how they have made it real and actionable for utilities now.

Advancing Open Interoperability for Utility IoT Under the Wi-SUN Standard

Zero Trust is a comprehensive framework to secure the workforce, workload and workplace. As you are being tasked with securing the broader workplace, let's look at how Cisco Zero Trust can help you extend your security practice to your outdoors and industrial settings.

Join this webinar and learn from our IoT/OT Security experts on:
- What is ZeroTrust and how does this apply to industrial operations?
- How to feed information on your industrial IoT and OT devices into your ZeroTrust Framework?
- How to leverage ZeroTrust to build security policies that will not disrupt production?
- See a comprehensive demo of ZeroTrust for industrial networks.

Zero Trust Security for Your Industrial Operations

Most North American power utilities already have some level of adherence to the NERC CIP compliance program. But do you know what the requirements are? Are you aware of the recent updates and mandates? Do you have a clear vision of how to reduce the cost and complexity to achieve compliance?

Join us for this webinar and learn about:
- What are the key regulatory requirements included in NERC CIP
- What choices can be made to achieve compliance more simply
- How ZeroTrust technologies can make your infrastructure “compliant by design”
- See it all in action! This webinar includes a comprehensive demonstration

NERC CIP: How Can Power Utilities Secure Operations

Clean, safe, and fresh water supply is a crucial utility. Recent news have shown how water utilities have become vulnerable to cyber threats. How can they keep modernizing while ensuring public safety and regulatory compliance?
 
Attend this fireside chat and hear water, security and technology experts discuss how to address your key concerns: 
- What are the typical cyber threats to water utilities?
- What architecture choices are available to monitor water treatment and water distribution operations? How to detect threats effectively? 
- What are the easy first steps a water utility can take to improve its security posture?
- See a demonstration of Cisco's security technology for water utilities.

Cybersecurity for Water Utilities

Whether you produce pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, consumer goods, industrial components or any other types of products, malware intrusions and malicious traffic are major threats to your manufacturing operations.  
 
Attend this fireside chat and hear security and manufacturing experts discuss how to address your key concerns: 
•	What are the typical cyber threats to manufacturing environments?
•	What architecture choices are available to monitor manufacturing processes? How to detect threats effectively? 
•	How to build security policies that will not disrupt production? 
•	What does "Converged IT/OT SOC" mean and what are the benefits?

Fireside Chat - Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Operations

Malware intrusions and malicious traffic are the number 1 source of attacks to industrial networks and can cause major disruptions to operations. Attend this technical webinar to see it in action: 
·         Watch an attacker take control of an OT workstation using well known malwares,
·         See how Cisco Cyber Vision detects and helps you identify the attack.
·         Learn how the Cisco Industrial Security Appliance ISA3000 can block intrusions.
 
During this webinar, we’ll also show you how to be proactive and limit the attack surface by implementing dynamic micro-segmentation using Cisco ISE to enforce security policies.

Detecting and Blocking Attacks to Industrial Networks

In 2010, the discovery of Stuxnet, the sophisticated virus used to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, ushered in a new era of warfare — in the digital realm. It placed critical infrastructure around the world in the cross hairs by demonstrating how a remote digital attack could be done anonymously, and have as much destructive capability as a physical attack.

As we approach the ten-year anniversary of this discovery, what have we learned? Since Stuxnet, there have been subsequent attacks against critical infrastructure that show us where the threat landscape is headed.

In this talk, attendees will learn:
· What Stuxnet showed us about the ways in which critical infrastructure systems that manage electric grids, water treatment plants, traffic systems and more, are vulnerable to cyber attacks
· The kinds of attacks we’ve seen since then, such as the assault on Ukraine’s power grid and the attack that targeted a Saudi Arabian chemical plant
· Lessons learned from Stuxnet and these subsequent attacks that show the mistakes that made them possible — plus best practices for winning against them

Critical Infrastructure Security 10 Years After Stuxnet

The value from IoT data is still being explored. There are no shortages of attempts to take raw IoT data and turn it into workable business outcomes. But there lies the issue – the journey from the Edge to the Cloud isn’t smooth. The complexity at edge is a multi faceted problem. Try taking data from heterogenous assets while being efficient in data processing costs, security and latency purposes. And maintain complete control on where the data is delivered! In fact there are only a few great examples of who has done it and how they achieved it. Listen in to this webinar and get the latest IoT updates from IDC and hear how Cisco is being a bridge between the creation of IoT data to its consumption using its Edge Intelligence solution.

Cisco IoT: The IoT Edge THE best place to start adding intelligence to data!

Industrial networks and critical infrastructures have become the new playground for cyber criminals. The ISA/IEC-62443 set of standards gives IT and OT teams common ground to work together in securing industrial infrastructures. In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
 • What makes the ISA/IEC 62443 standard so important?
 • What security capabilities are required by the standard?
 • What technical solutions are needed to comply?
 • What does the journey to compliance look like?

Featured Speakers:
 • Maik Seewald, Member of IEC and ISA99 industrial security workgroups, and Senior Technical Lead, Industrial IoT, Cisco
 • Andrew McPhee, Cybersecurity Solutions Manager, Cisco IoT

What is ISA/IEC-62443-3-3 and how to comply?

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