CXO Panel: OT & IoT Risk Management Strategy For CISOs
summary
Panelists argue that OT and IoT risk management is urgent: they cite 3x IoT devices by 2020, routine discovery of legacy PLCs and protocols with no auth, and vulnerability scans that feel like a “gold mine” for attackers. Organizations form cross‑functional forums, run targeted OT vulnerability assessments, deploy DMZs on newer sites, and push OEMs toward security by design, but remediation stalls on decades‑old kit so maturity moves from roughly 2 to 3.5 and safety becomes a separate requirement — safety beyond CIA.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 1:18Opening remarks and tech evolution
- 5:17IOT risks in personal and industrial spaces
- 11:17Challenges in IT-OT convergence
- 18:31Vulnerability management in OT systems
- 21:55Security maturity in OT vs IT
- 27:56Public safety risks in OT
- 34:20Certifications and skill gaps in OT security
- 38:36SOC monitoring for IT-OT convergence
- 44:04Public safety use cases in healthcare
- 46:13Regulatory and industry shifts in security
- 52:20Closing takeaways and Q&A
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