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Member introductions
Welcome in. Before the first Sunday clinic I want to know who is in the room, because the clinic topics come from you. Copy these four lines into a comment and fill them in. Keep your company anonymous if you like: a sector and a size are enough. 1. Who you are: role, sector, company size 2. What you were handed: NIS2, IEC 62443, ISO 27001, CyFun, or a mix 3. Your deadline, if you have one 4. The one requirement you would most like explained in a Sunday clinic Bonus, if you have one: the strangest thing an auditor ever asked you. One request: no photos or details of your site, control room or screens. This is an OT security room, so we practise what we teach. I'll go first in the comments, and I reply to every introduction.
11d •
Hackers turned supermarket fridges up to 50°C
The asset nobody puts on the risk list. Free live deep dive Sunday 1 Nov, 11:30 CET: building a risk inventory for a whole plant. Thats the topic for tomorows deepdive session.
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17d •
2026-10-25 - Live Clause clinic - Where an ISMS starts
The recording of the live session that has been requested to look into the first things that you do when starting an ISMS integration. A deeper dive into Clause 4 of ISO 27001.
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From CVSS score to Risk register
Take a CVSS vulnerability score apart and turn it into likelyhood and consequence for your specific environment. That is the only correct way of looking at vulnerabilities. I hope this session was usefull, and that it helps apply to your environment. Here you can find the recording and download the presentation.
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Why a CVSS score doesn't go directly in your risk register
The topic for tomorrow is known: why a CVSS score doesn't go directly in your risk register. We will analyse what a CVSS exactly holds and what we need to do in order to get a decent risk score out of it. We'll see this tomorrow during our live session.
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