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Cybersecurity Under Pressure. Real Attacks, Real Lessons

Hosted by Antonio González · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 50 episodes

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This podcast breaks down real cybersecurity incidents to understand what actually went wrong, not in theory, but in practice. Each episode analyzes a recent attack, explains the technical mechanics in clear language, and translates them into concrete lessons for security, engineering, and business teams. Topics covered: OT security, ICS cybersecurity, industrial control systems, critical infrastructure protection, NIS2 compliance, Zero Trust architecture, operational technology resilience, railway cybersecurity, automotive security, and cyber-physical systems.

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Antonio González hosts Cybersecurity Under Pressure. Real Attacks, Real Lessons, a technology show with 50 episodes published.

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Cyber Gaps in Automotive Supply

Jun 5, 202631m0

What happens when a vulnerability is discovered in a car's system after production has started, and nobody knows who's responsible for fixing it? In this episode we break down the messy world of automotive cybersecurity,

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When Patches Stop Production

Jun 3, 202641m0

What happens when a security patch intended to protect your system ends up being the cause of a catastrophic operational incident? In this episode we break down the nuances of patch management in industrial environments,

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Ransomware Beyond Encryption

Jun 1, 202639m0

What if a single login credential was all a hacker needed to bring your entire production line to a grinding halt, without even touching your industrial control systems? In this episode we break down the grey zone where

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Beyond Asset Coverage

May 29, 202630mS1

Can a single overlooked device really bring down your entire network, and are you unwittingly leaving the door open to cyberattacks by focusing on the wrong security strategy? In this episode we break down the flaws in t

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When Containment Fails Recovery

May 28, 202631mS1

What if your team contained a cyber incident, but the real damage was only just beginning? In this episode we break down the disconnect between IT and engineering timelines, and explore how the NIS2 directive is raising

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Exposed Paths in OT Networks

May 25, 202643mS1

What if the biggest security risk to your industrial control systems isn't a malicious hacker, but rather a simple disconnect between when a work order closes and when network access is actually shut off? In this episode

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Shipping the Code That Security Rejected

May 21, 202632m0

Your vehicle's biggest security threat might be arriving with a perfectly valid digital signature and your company's own stamp of approval. In this episode, we break down why the shift to software-defined vehicles is cur

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When a Patch Reopens the Safety Case

May 20, 202639m0

A simple security patch can fix a vulnerability and still become a total operational nightmare that brings an entire railway network to a standstill. In this episode, we break down the high-stakes collision between the n

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The Trap of the Trusted Engineering Session

May 19, 202652m0

Your VPN is lying to you about how safe your plant actually is. In this episode, we break down why relying on MFA and session monitoring is just giving you a front-row seat to your own incident. We walk through the reali

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When VEX Becomes a Bureaucratic Shield

May 15, 202630m0

Your SBOM is probably useless, and it is time we talked about why. In this episode, we look past the hype of vulnerability scanning to the uncomfortable reality of the software-defined vehicle. We walk through how suppli

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Why FRMCS Cannot Trust the Mobile Carrier

May 13, 202635m0

Your 5G service level agreement is not a safety case, and confusing the two is a dangerous mistake for the future of rail. In this episode, we break down why FRMCS cannot depend on the goodwill of a mobile operator, rega

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The Token That Bypassed the Jump Host

May 11, 202635m0

Most industrial security teams are betting their entire plant floor on a jump server that an attacker can bypass in seconds. In this episode, we break down why your current MFA strategy is failing to stop session theft a

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Poisoning the Software Defined Vehicle at Birth

May 8, 202633m0

Your vehicle’s security might be dead on arrival if the very network that birthed it was already compromised. In this episode, we challenge the industry obsession with supplier code and shift the focus to the high-stakes

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Why Rail Operators Fear the Patch

May 6, 202641m0

Most people think rail cybersecurity is a patching problem, but it is actually a validation nightmare that can stop your entire network in its tracks. In this episode, we break down why the standard patch or perish minds

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When Physics is the Final Firewall

May 4, 202639m0

If you think your OT security problem is a lack of awareness, you’re missing the fact that your hardware literally cannot handle the solution. 🔌 In this episode, we’re getting real about why legacy PLCs were never meant

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That is the part many cybersecurity plans still miss, OT controls under revision

May 1, 202634m0

The smartest OT control in rail is often the one that leaves the certified core untouched #RailCybersecurity #CBTC #EN50129 #TS50701 #IEC62443 #DPI #OTSecurity #Railway 🎯 IN THIS EPISODE: • Railway and transportation cy

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Supply Chain: When the supplier will not cooperate resilience must become

Apr 29, 202633m0

When the supplier will not cooperate, resilience must become hostile Too many OT risk programs still assume the vendor will help when it matters. In real plants, that assumption breaks fast. Large integrators often resis

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Zero Trust in OT does not start at the HMI

Apr 27, 202629m0

Zero Trust in OT does not start at the HMI That is why mature OT security does not force cloud-style identity into the final device when the device, and the workflow around it, were never built for it. 🎯 IN THIS EPISODE

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[2026] Critical: The NIS2 problem is no longer whether the | Incident Response

Apr 24, 202641m0

The NIS2 problem is no longer whether the small supplier agrees with the requirement The NIS2 problem is no longer whether the small supplier agrees with the requirement 🎯 IN THIS EPISODE: ​ Critical vulnerability asses

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[2026] Deep Dive: Some of the hardest OT risks in rail | Zero Trust

Apr 22, 202635m0

Some of the hardest OT risks in rail stay online for one simple reason If you cannot harden the asset, you isolate the risk around it with controls that actually understand the traffic. That means segmentation designed f

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