“The effect on public infrastructure could be a power outage, or it could be something more serious like a Chernobyl-style catastrophe at a nuclear plant. The problem we often see is that critical infrastructure network operators are notoriously reluctant to introduce security products into their fragile, legacy networks, which leaves the door open to hackers with malicious intent.” Daniel Cohen Sason – SW Manager – IoT Cyber Security at Check Point Software Technologies, Ltd.
Source: ZDNet
About Daniel Cohen Sason:
Software Engineering Manager with more than 10 years of experience in software development and management of software teams. Consistently achieving high quality products and deliveries.
Responsible for the overall aspects of the software – starting from Marketing & Product Requirements, through all product life-cycle including design, software development, testing, manufacturing support, product documentation, delivery, customer support and POCs.
An expert in development of network and communication related products in Linux & Windows. Including Linux / Windows device drivers, user-space services. Mostly for Firewall / VPN / IDS/ IPS or other Cyber Security Products. Vast experience in protocol research with attention on their security vulnerabilities.
