Consequence boundaries connect networks with dramatically different worst-case consequences of compromise – for example, IT networks connected to base microgrids, building automation or other OT networks. At consequence boundaries, we must eliminate the possibility of online attacks pivoting into our high-consequence networks – an emerging space of network engineering. 

Join Waterfall Security and Carahsoft to explore how network engineering at consequence boundaries is reshaping cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and industrial environments.  

Register now to hear Andrew Ginter discuss how innovative network engineering practices are protecting critical infrastructure.