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SCADA
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Israel Gogol
Cyber security and specifically protecting SCADA systems has quite a hype these days. Especially in the big-data domain, there are quite a few companies offering big-data analytics that are supposed to monitor network activity and detect intrusions and any attempt to damage the system (e.g. detect anomalies that might indicate that the system is compromised by a trojan horse, stuxnet-like worm etc.).
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Israel Gogol
In theory, the technology behind their 'behaviour based' video analytics can be used to analyze SCADA information. From what I have read, their analytics product is supposed to be able to learn the routine behaviour of a monitored environment over a period of 2-3 weeks and then start generating alerts when something is out of the ordinary.
Whether or not this is easily transferrable to SCADA ? I don't know.
Will it be reliable? Will the alerts be relevant? No clue...
The buzz around big-data analytics oftne brings to my mind a quote I like by a researcher called Dan Ariely:
"Big data is like teenage sex: everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing it..."
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Undisclosed End User #1
I've been following BRS for a long time...However, I really believe they are heading in the correct direction with Scada and InfoSec in the near future...time will tell...like 2yrs!!!
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John Honovich
New info / instructions about BRS Labs and SCADA. It's sensor data in a CSV file.
Maybe they will do good (or bad) at this but it's wildly different than the technology used to analyze video.
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Undisclosed End User #1
Its happening...big movement and interest in Aisight for SCADA!!!!!
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Undisclosed #2
Perhaps a reference to any buzz generated from the recently launched AIsight SCADA Portal:
They seem quite proud of their new focus:
Feed the Portal!
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Undisclosed End User #1
I can't expand but I think BRS will in do time...It's real!!!
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Undisclosed End User #1
Check out BRSLABS ISC WEST this year...OMG!!!
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