Specialize in Securing Critical Infrastructure

How You Can Help Secure the Nation’s Backbone From Cyberattacks

Health-ISAC mention:

Sector-specific groups such as Health-ISAC for the Health sector also provide insights and networking opportunities.

Brandy Harris • September 4, 2024    

As a cybersecurity professional, you already possess a strong foundation in protecting digital assets, managing risks and responding to incidents, but moving to a specialty in critical infrastructure security requires an even deeper understanding of the challenges and threats facing sectors such as energy, transportation, healthcare and water systems.

Key Points:

• What Is Critical Infrastructure?
• Why Specialize in Critical Infrastructure?
• Sector-Specific Knowledge
• Bridging IT and OT Security
• Why Geopolitical Awareness Matters

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