Welcome to Cyber Senate:
At Cyber Senate, we are dedicated to fostering C – Level communities that champion the defense of smart infrastructure. Our mission goes beyond cybersecurity; we strive to cultivate collaborative environments where industry leaders, experts, and enthusiasts converge to share knowledge, insights, and innovative solutions.
Our Vision:
We envision a future where smart infrastructure is fortified against cyber threats through collective expertise and proactive collaboration. By developing and nurturing communities, we aim to create resilient networks that safeguard critical systems, ensuring the integrity, availability, and security of our interconnected world.
Join Our Community:
Explore the forefront of cybersecurity, connect with thought leaders, and contribute to the advancement of defenses for smart infrastructure. Together, we can shape the future of cybersecurity, one community at a time.
Welcome to Cyber Senate, where we empower communities to defend the backbone of the digital age.
Rolling Stock Data Center Cyber Security
Rolling Stock Data Center Cyber Security Webinar, join us to hear more! The Rail Cyber Security Summit Europe takes place again in February 2021, and the US Rail Cyber Security event will take place January 2021. All our webinar will support the topics of these future engagements!
Cyber Senate 7th Annual Industrial Control Cyber Security Europe announces new speakers for 2020
Cyber Senate 7th Annual Industrial Control Cybersecurity Europe Conference November 3rd and 4th 2020 announces Sellafield, Alstom, Maersk, National Grid, Rosen Group, Hellenic American University as initial presenters representing nuclear, smart grid, logistics, rail and maritime sectors.
Rolling Stock Data Center Cyber Security Webinar with the Cyber Senate
AI, machine learning and big data analytics are creating a new paradigm for Rail OEM's, but how are they ensuring safety, reliability and cybersecurity of real-time data access, data in transit, cloud, onboard control systems and control centres?
As rolling stock business models change with the introduction of new technology, digitisation and big data solutions, implementation of IoT or the "The Internet of Trains," enables the consolidation of large volumes of data with business processes and IT systems, creating rolling stock data centers in their own right. With new service offerings for predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, passenger information systems and a plethora of onboard connected sub systems on the rise, bundled data from the vehicles, the infrastructure, and the operations are just the beginning.
Security Monitoring Cloud Infrastructure Webinar and Podcast
Cloud computing technology is a key business driver, enabling the sharing of railway information resources, improving the capacity of information processing. However, cloud security monitoring remains a barrier to the full realisation of Cloud’s capability.
Cyber Senate Peer to Peer Network attracts key stakeholders across the critical infrastructure sector
The Cyber Senate are providing a 365 day a year Peer to Peer B2B network for those who have attended and presented at our events for the past 6 years. We are also accepting key subject matter experts that have official requirements to engage with asset owners to ensure public health and safety.
Rail Cyber Security Report
Cyber Senate are providing the Rail Cyber Security Report free during the Coronavirus crisis to all Rail Cyber Security community members. Contact marketing@cybersenate.com to ask for access.
Technology drives innovation in Buildings Post COVID19
What will the buildings sector look like post coronavirus? How can we utilise innovation to ensure business continuity and better define resilience? As the sector looks at how post-COVID19 digital retrofits will be implemented and financed, now is the time for the C Suite to not lose sight of the fundamentals of cybersecurity by design. New technology deployments will need to be more secure than ever and getting C level buy-in will be paramount.
Selecting and Safely Using Collaboration Services for Telework
Selecting and Safely Using Collaboration Services for Telework.
During a global pandemic or other crisis contingency scenarios, many United States Government (USG) personnel must operate from home while continuing to perform critical national functions and support continuity of government services. With limited access to government-furnished equipment (GFE) such as laptops and secure smartphones, the use of (not typically approved) commercial collaboration services on personal devices for limited government official use becomes necessary and unavoidable.