For Your Eyes Only: Why Critical Alerts and Feeds Should Be Kept Off Your Network and Out of Band
What This Webinar Covers
Your SIEM might catch the signal, but can your team act on it during a breach?
In this exclusive panel, CISOs and cyber leaders from major energy providers reveal why their most sensitive alerts, feeds, and incident comms are routed out of band—beyond compromised networks, beyond email, and reach of adversaries.
Featuring Cybersecurity Leaders from Top U.S. Energy Providers
- – Matthew Bounds: Avangrid
- – Chris Kindle: LS Power
- – Richie Field Hoosier Energy
- – Elvin Ramirez: E-ISAC
You’ll learn:
- – Why OT alerting systems should never rely on in-band infrastructure
- – How secure out-of-band comms drive faster triage and better response
- – What regulators and auditors are now expecting from critical infrastructure providers
- – Lessons from high-stakes breach scenarios, tabletop exercises, and real deployments
Who Should Attend
- – CISOs and CIOs in energy, utilities, oil and gas, and critical infrastructure
- – Directors of Security Operations and Incident Response
- – Cybersecurity architects and compliance leaders seeking to future-proof alerting and response
If your business depends on OT systems, this conversation is for you.
Why ArmorText
ArmorText has been recognized as a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Secure Communications Solutions, Q3 2024 report, saying:
ArmorText outclasses for SecOps, incident response, and threat-intel-sharing use cases.”
Seats are limited. Join your peers and hear how security leaders are quietly changing the rules of the game—starting with how and where alerts are delivered.
Disclaimer: Forrester does not endorse any company, product, brand, or service included in its research publications and does not advise any person to select the products or services of any company or brand based on the ratings included in such publications. Information is based on the best available resources. Opinions reflect judgment at the time and are subject to change. For more information, read about Forrester’s objectivity here.