Vytautas Butrimas

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NOTE: The views expressed within this blog entry are the authors’ and do not represent the official view of any institution or organization affiliated thereof. Vytautas Butrimas has been working in information technology and security policy for over 30 years. Mr. Butrimas has participated in several NATO cybersecurity exercises, contributed to various international reports and trade journals, published numerous articles and has been a speaker at conferences and trainings on industrial cybersecurity and policy issues. Has also conducted cyber risk studies of the control systems used in industrial operations. He also collaborates with the International Society of Automation (ISA) and is member of ISA 99 Workgroup 13 that is developing Micro Learning Modules on the ISA 62443 Industrial Automation and Control System Security Standard and Workgroup 14 on security profiles for substations.

The European Union moves to regulate its digital economy by proposing cybersecurity requirements – is the CRA a bridge too far?

Critical Infrastructure, Policy 19-September-2023 Vytautas Butrimas

Vytautas Butrimas

The European Union moves to regulate its digital economy by proposing cybersecurity requirements – is the CRA a bridge too far?

Is the U.S. Government’s Cyber Informed Engineering Implementation Guide the long-awaited breakthrough in CIP?

Having a framework for a boat does not guarantee that it will float or sail well.

State of ICS Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure: Half empty, Half full, or Stay Focused on the Quest?

Impressions of the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy of 2023

FUD is not helpful but running into a Cyberg is far worse.

School of Industrial Cybersecurity: time to review the curriculum

Finding statistics about APT’s? It’s complicated.

Cybergs sighted: course correction required for critical infrastructure protection

Sometimes giving a speech is better than issuing a memorandum