The IT Cybersecurity Playbook Doesn't Work on a BMS: Inside the Standard OT Version Morgan Stanley Runs
Morgan Stanley treats BMS cyber risk with passive pattern recognition instead of active vulnerability scans, because active scans can take operational equipment offline.
In a 28-State Hospital System, One Phone Call to the Nurses' Desk Opened Up the Network for Attack
At NexusCon, Newcomb & Boyd's Mike MacMahon described how a single phone call to a nurses' station reached the same flat network as FDA-certified medical equipment running unhardened Windows XP.
To Future-Proof Two Medical Buildings for 25 Years, Altura and McCarthy Skipped Supervisory Controllers and Ran IP to Every Device
Altura and McCarthy migrated two occupied medical office buildings to an open, hardware-agnostic Niagara BAS β IP to every device, no supervisory controllers β future-proofing the data backbone for 25β30 years.
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