Anil Gosine
Anil Gosine has over 18 years of construction management, operations and engineering experience within the Industrial Sector with a primary focus on electrical, Instrumentation and automation process and systems in the U.S., Canada, and Central America. He has been heavily involved in the utility industry for over 11 years engineering, implementing and project managing a wide range of projects, utilizing a wide array of products and control system technologies within this industry segment. Anil is an active member of several professional organizations and independently participates in industry forums and technical committees for infrastructure development, industrial automation design and implementation, data analytics, and cyber-security processes. Anil is the global program manager for global industrial projects with MG Strategy+ and leads the Strategic Efficiency Consortium Security Workgroup with specific focus on cybersecurity metrics, threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigation strategies for ICS and security intelligence and analysis.
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Six critical components of integrated cybersecurity for industrial control systems (ICS)
Examining industrial control system cybersecurity requires looking at audits, access controls, threat detection, risk mitigation, process sensor security and authentication and vendor collaboration.
Standardizing the delivery, performance of system integrators
Automation system integrators contractors can provide a central point of coordination and responsibility for all aspects of an automation project.
Water and wastewater utilities leverage IIoT for energy management
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies and strategies help water and wastewater utilities advance energy efficiency goals. See applications: 7 IIoT benefits below.
Utility sector strengthens security posture with rise of IIoT
Cybersecurity: Improving evaluation and certification methods, security audits, and testing provide a foundation for evaluating Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices.
Building an ICS cybersecurity ecosystem
Companies, governments, and vendors need to develop a cyber ecosystem that encompasses more than just the four walls of their organization to help mitigate a threat that becomes more sophisticated every single day.
Incorporating cybersecurity awareness into OT
Using cyber situational awareness platforms to enhance control system personnel needs to be part of a greater design goal and should act as an invisible layer for an operations technology (OT) environment. Here are four tips for cybersecurity situational awareness, and six responses to zero-day threats.