Heads Up - WebCast - APT Group Attack Method Commonalities Against Critical Infrastructure

#1677633: Heads Up - WebCast - APT Group Attack Method Commonalities Against Critical Infrastructure - May 22, 1:00 PM EST

Description:	This session compares real-world attack patterns against current federal guidance to uncover a critical insight: APT groups continue to succeed—not because defenders lack standards, but because those standards don’t address the attackers’ preferred path. Join us for a data-driven webinar on how state and non-state sponsored groups are using Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) tactics to successfully breach critical infrastructure—and the most efficient ways to stop them. Dr. Ymir Vigfusson, professor of computer science at Emory University, and CTO of Keystrike, has analyzed how APT groups such as Typhoon have consistently exploited identity and access gaps across critical IT and OT systems leading to significant monetary and reputational damages. These breaches led to a dizzying array of new guidelines from federal agencies like NIST, CISA, and the EPA aimed at protecting US critical infrastructure from these emerging and dangerous threats.
More info:	https://energycentral.com/event/webcast-apt-group-attack-method-commonalities-against-critical-infrastructure

Description:

This session compares real-world attack patterns against current federal guidance to uncover a critical insight: APT groups continue to succeed—not because defenders lack standards, but because those standards don’t address the attackers’ preferred path.

Join us for a data-driven webinar on how state and non-state sponsored groups are using Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) tactics to successfully breach critical infrastructure—and the most efficient ways to stop them.

Dr. Ymir Vigfusson, professor of computer science at Emory University, and CTO of Keystrike, has analyzed how APT groups such as Typhoon have consistently exploited identity and access gaps across critical IT and OT systems leading to significant monetary and reputational damages. These breaches led to a dizzying array of new guidelines from federal agencies like NIST, CISA, and the EPA aimed at protecting US critical infrastructure from these emerging and dangerous threats.

More info:

https://energycentral.com/event/webcast-apt-group-attack-method-commonalities-against-critical-infrastructure

Date added	April 22, 2025, 2:17 p.m.
Source	Energy Central
Subjects	. APTs - Advanced Persistent Threats - New Reports in .Critical Infrastructure / critical national infrastructure (CNI) - Various Energy News - Electric Power, Oil, Gas, Solar, Wind, Water, Nuclear etc. Operational Technology (OT) PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc.
Venue	May 22, 2025, midnight - May 22, 2025, midnight