Inside InfraGard: How FBI Partnerships Attack Risks to Critical Infrastructure
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Inside InfraGard: How FBI Partnerships Attack Risks to Critical Infrastructure
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Join The Audit as we dive into the high-stakes intersection of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity with Tim Herman, President of InfraGard Minnesota. InfraGard is a unique public-private partnership with the FBI designed to protect the 85% of America's essential systems owned by the private sector. From power grids to transportation, the vulnerabilities are real—and increasingly complex.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How joystick-operated tugboats on the Mississippi reveal hidden cyber risks
- Why tabletop exercises are vital for incident readiness
- Common mistakes in organizational response plans (and how to fix them)
- The importance of physical backups and redundant communication systems
- Actionable steps to bridge the gap between planning and execution
Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue—it’s national security. Don’t miss this compelling conversation on how InfraGard is helping organizations build resilience before the next breach hits.
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