Representing the worldwide tolling industry IOT – SECURITY CHALLENGES Presented by the Council of Platinum Sponsors Sub-Committee on Cyber Security December 2, 2021Webinar Add to Calendar Register Online TABS Overview (active tab) When December 2, 2021 11:00am – 12:00pm ET Registration & Fees This is a complimentary webinar. Please register using the button above. What IoT was introduced a few years ago as a Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) replacement for the traditional serial and other Industrial Protocols used by various sensors and actuators in the industry and home automation. This approach reduced the construction cost of the devices considerably. Instead of implementing different custom-based electronic interfaces, we can use more common cheaper ethernet, WiFi or cellular I.P. chips. The standard IP-based interface also simplified and reduced the installation cost by eliminating the need of laying down different cables for devices supporting other interfaces, designing complex bus type data networks, deploying specific Radio Frequency (RF) links, and writing software for each interface. Never did the automation industry have to deal with cybersecurity threats before as the industry’s “non-IT” based industrial protocols were rarely a target for hackers or exposed to the public-facing networks. IoT introduces new challenges to secure and protect critical infrastructures such as Tolling, ITS, and SCADA systems used by roadway operators and other Transportation Industry applications. A possible compromise of the IoT device or infrastructure could cause severe loss of revenue, service disruption, or even life-threatening situations for people traveling in tunnels and bridges. In addition, this would hurt the public image of the agencies and operators and reduce the people’s confidence in the systems. Current measures based on the application of traditional security policies, device hardening, and firewalls may not be sufficient to deal with the continuously increasing number of cybersecurity types of threats. New protocols, mechanisms, and system design approached should be implemented. Moderator Mark Cantelli, VP, Head of Global Delivery, TollPlus LLC Mark Cantelli leads the transportation delivery strategy globally for TollPlus. The VP, Head of Global Delivery translates the global services strategy and regional strategic objectives into a regional services strategy. They ensure a continuous basis that the regional and global services organization flexibly reacts and is aligned to current business drivers, organizational initiatives and global programs. The VP, Global Delivery ensures that the global delivery and services strategy provides guidance on the principles underpinning the practice of delivery management to aid the development of service management policies, guidelines and processes across the delivery life cycle. As VP, Head of Global Delivery, Mark collaborates with senior business leaders to assist with the formulation of operational policies that will guide delivery management within TollPlus. Presenters Rushabh Kadchhud Rushabh Kadchhud is with the IBI Group and is based in New York City. He is a Senior Network and Security Architect with CISSP and CCNP certifications and a decade of network experience working with Cisco, Palo Alto, Juniper, and Siemens infrastructure, with a special focus on network and security audits, monitoring, and availability reporting. Rushabh specializes in capabilities run end-to-end including solution design and equipment specification in addition to hands-on execution and implementation of network and security configuration changes and troubleshooting. Rushabh has worked extensively in the ITS sector with network designs, audits, and implementation from provincial highways to Toll Bridge projects and supporting life safety and critical systems. Pavel Stoev Pavel Stoev is with the IBI Group and is based in Pompano Beach, Florida. He is a Professional Systems Engineer with over 15 years of experience, leading team design, development, delivery, operations, and support of complex IT and communications infrastructure projects. Projects utilize resilient IP networks on low latency wired/wireless, high availability secure cloud computing, highly reliable software, and mobile content delivery. Pavel’s project portfolio is in the ITS market segment, applying cybersecurity principles and standards with IT/OT systems embedded at airports, transit, transportation, and public infrastructure clients based in North America, Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean region. Join Today FOLLOW US Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube Instagram International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association NEW ADDRESS: 2021 L St. NW, Suite 100-343, Washington, DC 20036 See More » Web design and development by new target, inc. PRIVACY & SECURITY POLICY TERMS OF USE © 2020 IBTTA. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.