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This talk summarizes the state of IoT security, specifically as it relates to Industrial Control and Energy. When hearing the buzz-word “Internet of Things,” we typically think of the consumer world: smart toasters and connected fridges. However, there is a staggering number of networked embedded devices that perform life- and mission-critical tasks that our daily lives depend on. Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are not unique snowflakes anymore but use the same ubiquitous technology as found in consumer IoT Devices. This presentation summarizes our experiences at Senrio exploiting embedded system and discusses the reasons why these insecure design patterns exist; including business drivers and technology factors. We will share stories and anecdotes based on 10 years of research, training and consulting (including real vulnerabilities and how they work).]]>
This talk summarizes the state of IoT security, specifically as it relates to Industrial Control and Energy. When hearing the buzz-word “Internet of Things,” we typically think of the consumer world: smart toasters and connected fridges. However, there is a staggering number of networked embedded devices that perform life- and mission-critical tasks that our daily lives depend on. Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are not unique snowflakes anymore but use the same ubiquitous technology as found in consumer IoT Devices. This presentation summarizes our experiences at Senrio exploiting embedded system and discusses the reasons why these insecure design patterns exist; including business drivers and technology factors. We will share stories and anecdotes based on 10 years of research, training and consulting (including real vulnerabilities and how they work).]]> Mon, 31 Oct 2016 19:32:39 GMT /slideshow/the-insecurity-of-industrial-things/67936422 VeraSell@slideshare.net(VeraSell) The Insecurity of Industrial Things VeraSell This talk summarizes the state of IoT security, specifically as it relates to Industrial Control and Energy. When hearing the buzz-word “Internet of Things,” we typically think of the consumer world: smart toasters and connected fridges. However, there is a staggering number of networked embedded devices that perform life- and mission-critical tasks that our daily lives depend on. Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are not unique snowflakes anymore but use the same ubiquitous technology as found in consumer IoT Devices. This presentation summarizes our experiences at Senrio exploiting embedded system and discusses the reasons why these insecure design patterns exist; including business drivers and technology factors. We will share stories and anecdotes based on 10 years of research, training and consulting (including real vulnerabilities and how they work). <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/theinsecurityofindustrialthingspublic-161031193239-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> This talk summarizes the state of IoT security, specifically as it relates to Industrial Control and Energy. When hearing the buzz-word “Internet of Things,” we typically think of the consumer world: smart toasters and connected fridges. However, there is a staggering number of networked embedded devices that perform life- and mission-critical tasks that our daily lives depend on. Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are not unique snowflakes anymore but use the same ubiquitous technology as found in consumer IoT Devices. This presentation summarizes our experiences at Senrio exploiting embedded system and discusses the reasons why these insecure design patterns exist; including business drivers and technology factors. We will share stories and anecdotes based on 10 years of research, training and consulting (including real vulnerabilities and how they work).

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-VeraSell-48x48.jpg?cb=1620532848 As an IoT cybersecurity platform, Senrio provides visibility and analytics for networked embedded devices (aka The Internet of Things) where traditional, signature-based security technologies fail to deliver actionable insights. Senrio uses patented technology to address the IoT and embedded device security problem for both network operators and device manufacturers: Senrio Insight™ for security and operations teams: Senrio Insight enumerates and categorizes devices on the network and provides context-rich analytics based on device-specific behavior and adaptive learning. All this is done passively and without deep-packet inspection, making Senrio incredibly scalable and easy to deploy in senr.io/