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SUMMARY:Webinar: Industrial IoT SCADA and Security Considerations
DESCRIPTION:Industrial IoT/SCADA Context and Security Considerations  \nJustin Hogue discusses the Industrial Internet-of-Things (IIoT) in control and monitoring systems (commonly referred to as SCADA – Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) with an eye toward Maine’s varied and often rural industrial sectors and a look at security concerns specific to this sector. \nJustin covers challenges around managing and securing sensor networks and SCADA systems\, and provides practical\, real-life approaches for simplifying and securing data from remote and previously isolated locations. In addition\, the discussion explores a methodology for developing communication security strategies for industrial and utility networks\, drawing samples from deployments that maximize bandwidth and ensure redundancy using cellular technology. Lastly\, the speaker touches on considerations/questions operations personnel should ask when evaluating solutions. \n\nMTUG thanks our Board Member/Coordinators Mike Begin and Austin Brower for arranging the speaker/topic for this session.
URL:https://netechhub.org/event/webinar-industrial-iot-scada-and-security-considerations/
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SUMMARY:Waterville Peers & Beers co-sponsored with Robert Half Technology
DESCRIPTION:On October 23\, MTUG hosted our first “Elm City” Peers & Beers — cosponsored by Robert Half Technology! \nWaterville Brewing at the Hathaway Creative Center was stop #2 on our Maine 5-brewery tour\, with catering by Holy Cannoli! \nTECH SPOTLIGHT TOPIC: “Preventing Your Next Cyber Loss” with Frank Appunn\, Security Consultant\, InfraGard Member\, and IT & Management Professor at Thomas College \nFrank brings his experiences and recent research to this fast-paced overview of some specific and surprising security concerns we should anticipate in 2020 to 2024\, affecting smaller and large organizations\, including government\, healthcare\, manufacturing\, service providers\, and finance/banking sectors. \n\nMTUG is grateful to our Peers & Beers Co-Sponsor — Robert Half Technology (www.roberthalf.com) — for their generous support of this event! \n\nMTUG also thanks our volunteer board members Eugene Slobodzian and Jamers Harder for assistance coordinating the speaker/topic for this session. \nMTUG’s Peers and Beers events are a chance for IT professionals and enthusiasts to network in an informal setting while learning about a unique technology topic. There are usually four or five Peers & Beers events (in addition to MTUG Webinars) held each season at locations across Maine. \nWould your organization like to sponsor an MTUG Peers & Beers event or get involved in another way? Visit the Get Involved page for information on how to be an event sponsor\, or other opportunities!
URL:https://netechhub.org/event/waterville-peers-beers-co-sponsored-with-robert-half-technology/
LOCATION:Waterville Brewing Company\, Hathaway Center\, Waterville\, 10 Water St #111\, Waterville
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