critical infrastructure Podcast: Adam Firestone on Critical Infrastructure, Government Security Brian Donohue interviews Adam Firestone, President and General Manager of Kaspersky Government Security Solutions, about why critical infrastructure systems are insecure, and why added on security does not work. Brian Donohue September 24, 2014 Brian Donohue interviews Adam Firestone, President and General Manager of Kaspersky Lab’s newest subsidiary, Kaspersky Government Security Solutions, at the Billington Cybersecurity Summit in Washington D.C. Firestone explains why critical infrastructure systems are insecure, that added on security does not work, and how we are currently presented with a unique opportunity to build new industrial control systems — security first — as older ones reach the end of their lifespan. There is an unique opportunity to improve #security of critical infrastructure nowTweet Listen to the podcast: (No longer available as of Feb 2019)
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