“The system security plan is actually a control requirement for NIST 800-171… it is literally a requirement for NIST 800-171.”
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Said on Climbing Mount CMMC
“You can take different standards if you want to make sure that you are covering everything, NIST, the American Standard, the European Directive, standards like IEC 62443, whatever... detection and response in different places, it has to be organized in the same way.”
The Industrial Talk Podcast Network · Cesar Tascon with EY
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What was described
Adopt a unified set of security standards (e.g., NIST, IEC 62443) across all OT/IT teams and align detection-response processes homogeneously
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“Security team has to be the first adopters, they need to try every damn thing so the business already knows how to use it.”
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“Viacu is a company that spent 12 years building automated cyber hygiene for IoT and OT systems… managing firmware updates, password changes, and certificate management at scale across millions of devices.”
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Said on Earley AI Podcast
“If the tools we created could serve multiple different end users across the SOC, across the IT, across network security and have the same data… we’d be in a better place.”
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