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The full analysis, including five actions aligned to current CISA, EPA, and FBI guidance: https://t.co/5FPPdoz48Z I will update it as official findings develop.
More than 30 Minnesota community water systems were targeted in a coordinated cyberattack over 48 hours. Officials report no impact to drinking-water safety. The investigation is ongoing. But the most important detail is getting overlooked. A short thread.
Three questions every utility should answer with evidence. Visibility: do we know every connection touching operations? Resilience: could operators run safely without automation tonight? Response: can the team recognize, contain, and escalate a cyber event?
The snapshot gets you clarity. The room is where clarity becomes a plan. Kept small on purpose, so everyone in it is deciding, not just attending.
August 19 · Application-based · 40 seats
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Who in your organization is responsible for your AI if something goes wrong?
Most critical infrastructure leaders cannot name the person. That is not a technology gap. It is a governance gap.
Executives do not need more information about AI cyber risk. Most already sense where they are exposed.
They need protected time, with peers who carry the same weight, to turn that into governance priorities they can own out loud. Four hours. Laptops closed. Real decisions.
"We are compliant, so we are secure" is a myth worth retiring.
Compliance proves a control existed on audit day. It does not prove it holds under pressure, that your people can run it, or that it survives AI-era threats.
Documentation is not capability. Mind the gap.
Twelve years of bringing critical infrastructure leaders into one room. Every year, the same quiet goal: turn invisible risk into something leaders can actually see and defend. The threats change. The mission does not.
This year's theme names the work exactly: "From Invisible Risk to Defensible Reality." The 12th annual Direnzic Cyber Readiness Summit lands Oct 22 in the Dallas Metro area.
If you want that view of your own organization, the ACRA Executive Snapshot takes about 10 minutes, no technical prep. 5/
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Most executives can't answer one simple question about AI: where does our cyber risk actually live? A readiness snapshot answers it in about 10 minutes. Here's what it actually tells you. 1/
Why it matters: the leaders who move well right now aren't the ones with the most tools. They're the ones who know where they stand before they're asked. 4/
It's that time - Minorities in Cybersecurity is hosting their 2nd Annual MiC Annual Conference and I'm proud to be one of the speakers. Join us this week for an amazing week of learning, networking, and connecting! Hope to see you there.
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