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Industrial Control Systems Joint Working Group (ICSJWG)

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) hosts the Industrial Control Systems Joint Working Group (ICSJWG) to facilitate information sharing and reduce the risk to the nation’s industrial control systems.

The ICSJWG provides a vehicle for communicating and partnering across all Critical Infrastructure (CI) Sectors between federal agencies and departments, as well as private asset owners/operators of industrial control systems. The goal of the ICSJWG is to continue and enhance the collaborative efforts of the industrial control systems stakeholder community in securing CI by accelerating the design, development, and deployment of secure industrial control systems.

For additional information on this working group, see the ICSJWG Fact Sheet.

Registration is open! ICSJWG 2023 Spring Meeting

ICSJWG is excited to announce that registration for the 2023 Spring Meeting is now open! The event will take place in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 9-11 at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown.

Meeting Highlights and Accommodation information

Meeting Highlights

A complete agenda will be provided closer to the meeting. Please note that all sessions will take place in-person.

Capture the Flag

A virtual “Capture the Flag” (CTF) activity will occur throughout the meeting. Additional information, including start date and time, scenario, and registration details will be provided.

Technical Presentations

CISA’s Threat Hunting will provide presentations on Hypothesis-Driven Approach to Threat Hunting, Malcolm: Not Just Another Pretty Monitoring Tool, and Cyber Performance Goals (CPG) Module Within CSET.

Cyber Defense Education & Training (CDET)

Dr. Shane D. Stailey will return to provide an updated overview of Cyber-CHAMP©, a model created to help both IT and OT practitioners by synthesizing industry standards such as the NICE Framework. Instructional sessions and an ‘Escape Room’ will be offered, with CEU credits available.

Vendor Expo

The Spring Meeting will feature a Vendor Expo.

Venue and Accommodation Information

Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown

215 W South Temple

Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

The government per diem rate will be extended to Radisson reservations. This hotel offers complimentary wireless internet, business center access, on-site dining, and is located within walking distance of additional dining options and local attractions.

For hotel reservations at the Radisson, call +1 385-354-5457 and specify ICSJWG or use this link: Reserve Room

Note: Travel, accommodations, meals, and other expenses are solely the responsibility of the meeting participants and will not be covered by ICSJWG or DHS/CISA.

Registration

Registration for the spring meeting is now open! The registration URL can also be found on our ICSJWG webpage and official CISA social media handles, @CISAgov. Registration for the meeting is required and will close on May 4.

We hope you can join us!

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Join Us for Our Upcoming March Quarterly Webinar!

Join us on March 29th from 1:00-2:15PM for Defense in Depth: How Election Officials Approach Voting System Security. David Kuennen from CISA's Election Security and Resilience team and Ryan Macias from the Lafayette Group discuss the technological, physical, and procedural controls used across the election infrastructure subsector to mitigate cybersecurity risk and ensure that voting systems function as intended. Registration for this event is now open!

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ICSJWG Quarterly Newsletters

If you would like to submit an article or whitepaper of general interest pertaining to control systems security, please send for consideration to ICSJWG.Communications@cisa.dhs.gov in Word or PDF format. Submitted articles will be reviewed and approved by ICSJWG prior to publishing. Please note: marketing or sales presentations aimed at gaining the audience's interest in services, capabilities, or products cannot be approved.

Article submissions for the June 2023 edition are currently being accepted for review until May 3, 2023.

View our most current Newsletter and Newsletters from the previous three quarters are found below. Please contact us at ICSJWG.Communications@cisa.dhs.gov if you would like to obtain editions prior to those.

  • March 2023
  • December 2022
  • September 2022
  • June 2022
  • March 2022

ICSJWG Products and Materials

  • CISA/ICSJWG Fact Sheet: ICSJWG Fact Sheet

Membership in the ICSJWG

By adding you to our membership rolls, you will receive all outgoing messages to the ICSJWG community, including newsletters, meeting notifications, training information, calls for comments, and other announcements. Volunteer participation, by contributing ideas, sharing information, or working toward solutions for CI security, is encouraged. To get involved supporting a working activity which addresses critical infrastructure security, please let us know your ideas and the ICJSWG Steering Team (IST) and Program Management Office (PMO) will consider them. To get involved with the ICSJWG in general, please contact us at ICSJWG.Communications@cisa.dhs.gov.
 

 

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