Your Factory Can Be Hacked Without Touching “IT”

Описание: What if the next cyber attack doesn’t steal your data… but rewrites your physical reality?

Most people think “cybersecurity” lives in laptops, email, and cloud apps. But critical infrastructure runs on older, quieter layers—serial lines and analog signals—where attackers can hide while the dashboard shows everything is fine.

We go deep into the world of Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to show how hackers can manipulate physical infrastructure—power plants, water systems, and nuclear facilities—while making the control screens look perfectly normal.

Featuring Richard Robinson, CEO of Cynalytica and former CIO at a U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratory, we explore the legacy of Stuxnet, the myth of the "air-gap," and why the most dangerous vulnerabilities are hidden in 50-year-old serial wires that modern security tools simply can’t see.

👥 Featuring
Richard Robinson (CEO, Cynalytica)
LinkedIn:   / richard-robinson-a78a90b   

You’ll know:
• Why Stuxnet changed the game (and why it still matters)
• How “truth” in OT lives below the network—down in serial + analog
• Why the Purdue Model is the mental map every executive should know
• How attackers can create data mismatch: the HMI looks normal while the process changes
• Why the smartest strategy is often detect early, assume compromise, and monitor every wire

Hosts:
Art   / mykhailov  
Ole   / ole-shved  

0:00 “What if cyber destroys your physical reality?”
1:14 Why This Became a Documentary (Not a Podcast)
1:31 The Gap what the Screen Says and the wires reality
2:54 ICS Purdue Model
6:07 Stuxnet Changed Everything
15:02 The Blind Spot: Serial and Analog
16:00 OT Explained: Sensors, PLCs, HMIs, SCADA & Reality
16:30 DEMO: Water Plant Flow Manipulation Scenario
22:28 Deception / Honeypots in ICS
23:31 OT vs IT Security
26:23 Data That Predicts Failures & Saves Money
29:22 AI + OT: New Value, New Attack Surface
37:28 “Most Critical Infrastructure Isn’t Ethernet”
46:56 Rapid Fire
49:02 Closing Statement