Monthly Seminar Series

Advancing Cybersecurity in the Cyber-Energy Landscape

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Upcoming Seminars

The University of Pittsburgh Cyber Energy Center is excited to host a monthly seminar series, on the last Thursday of the month, dedicated to addressing the evolving cybersecurity needs of the cyber-energy sector. These seminars will focus on the development of innovative solutions for securing operational technology (OT) and critical infrastructure, while fostering workforce development and educational opportunities for professionals.

The monthly seminar series will feature a mix of guest speakers, panel discussions, and case studies, each focusing on different aspects of the cybersecurity landscape, from technology innovations to workforce development strategies. These hybrid sessions will provide a platform for professionals, researchers, and policymakers to engage in meaningful discussions, exchange knowledge, and explore potential collaborations to advance cybersecurity in the cyber-energy sector.

Open to a broad audience, including professionals in cybersecurity, energy, IT, and OT fields, as well as researchers and educators, the series will offer valuable insights into how the center is shaping the future of cybersecurity and energy technologies, while contributing to a more secure, educated, and diverse workforce.

Join Us: Please email Tara Rankin to register to be a part of this exciting and impactful series.

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Seminar Goals

The series will highlight cutting-edge tools and technologies aimed at improving the security of critical infrastructure. Experts will discuss how these innovations can support the integration of IT and OT systems, helping industries address both legacy systems and the demands of a rapidly changing technological landscape.

In select sessions, participants will learn about emerging educational opportunities that equip professionals with the skills necessary to thrive in the expanding cyber-energy field. We aim to provide valuable insights into training, certification, and career development paths for individuals working within the cyber-energy sector.

A major focus of the series will be exploring solutions for securing OT, which is critical to our nation’s infrastructure. Industry leaders and academics will address how to build and manage a cohesive IT and OT environment that can safeguard against cyber threats, ensuring resilience in today’s interconnected world.

Cyber Energy Center

University of Pittsburgh

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