Skip Links

Network World

SCADA systems remain vulnerable

By Network World Staff, Network World, 09/08/2008
Newsletter Signup
  • Share/Email
  • Tweet This
  • Comment
  • Print
Questions about podcasting
  • Social Web 
  • Email 
  • Close
Previous Episode Next Episode
%s1 / %s2
SCADA systems remain vulnerable

Ira WinklerThe Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) networks that run the valves and switches and telemetry systems in power plants and industrial manufacturing facilities started out safe enough, but over the years have become linked to corporate data networks tied to the Internet. That spells trouble. Security consultant Ira Winkler details the problem and describes how he broke into a power company network (with permission). (15:18)

Archive

TitleTime
Living in a Mobile World - Well, Not Yet 11:43
Cloud storage and the data center cave 10:15
Why Social Networking Won't Find You Employees 14:34
Disaster Planning: Before, During and After 18:27
The Future of the Enterprise Help Desk 16:19
Why Accounting Software is Cloud-bound 16:15
Productivity Software: The Next Generation 10:02
Interop 2009: Tracking security via real-time search 8:06
Interop 2009: Protecting data in real-time scenarios 9:27
Interop 2009: VoIP's next phase 6:49
Interop 2009: Managing virtual environments 9:20
Interop 2009: Web filtering for social networks 11:22
5 IT Projects for the Recovery 19:48
State of the Network - 2009 19:07
Protecting Data in a Down Economy 10:57
Security Risks of Enterprise Search 15:38
Mistakes Companies Make During Layoffs 14:52
Prepping for Tougher Health Data Rules 10:12
Pushing Beyond 100G Ethernet 14:08
Avoiding the 5 Traps of eDiscovery 14:27
Lessons Learned 10 Years After Melissa Virus 8:13
Selling security without using scare tactics 12:30
Building a better bracket 11:53
Preparing for the next Conficker 16:30
How to not fall for phishing schemes 14:02
Starting a new business in a bad economy 15:17
Virtualization makes data protection more complex 15:19
Preventing downtime with configuration management 17:35
BMC: Take the cost out of IT operations 13:33
Save money by tracking software license usage 14:53
Using Web standards to mashup financial data 13:23
Hot Spot Horror Stories 15:44
Securing Super Bowl 43 11:09
Super Bowl unwired 8:06
5 reasons to love iSCSI 16:14
Know your storage efficiency quotient 12:22
Why data deduplication makes sense in a tight economy 10:06
Putting business intelligence tools to work 15:19
5 Ways Employees Can Sabotage Your Network 7:36
IT spending in the downturn 7:36
The 5 Hottest IT Job Skills for 2009 16:48
Wireless in '09: Faster, greener, smarter 12:17
Videoconferencing in 2009: The perfect storm? 15:47
Enterprises to get even more social in 2009 18:46
Top 5 Watch Points for the IT Job Market 9:04
2009: The year to automate IT? 25:02
New attack patterns emerge in 2009 10:03
Top Cyber-Threats for 2009 13:47
Security Trends for 2009 16:13
Economy makes automation a must-have tech for 2009 18:50
View more podcasts

About Network World Panorama

All podcasts

twisted pair

Interviews with industry experts and analysts that give you a high-level view of the networking landscape.

Most recommended podcasts

Network World Panorama With news reports talking about an alleged economic recovery, NOW is the time to start thinking about what IT projects to focus on over the next 6-12 months to prepare...
Network World's Twisted Pair Keith and guest co-host Neal Weinberg talk about wicked fast wireless, whether the new Amazon Kindle DX will save the newspaper business, and why the Star Trek warp...
JavaWorld's Java Technology Insider Jetty is a lightweight Java and Web application server that has been making waves since turning 12 in the first months of 2009.  In this talk with Andrew Glover, Jetty...
Network World's Newsmaker of the Week Interop General Manager Lenny Heymann explains why the network industry trade show has survived more than 20 years and how Interop will soldier on through another tough...
    prev next