Kristin Demoranville

You need to look at things a little bit differently and have that mindset of almost being a bad actor. You know, we kind of look at things in a skewed way. Well, now we look at it in a different way. I mean, Hannah, you've made me realize that I need to start thinking more nefariously horrible because people are awful. Like, yikes. And in so many ways. And it's resonated heavily with me.

You need to look at things a little bit differently and have that mindset of almost being a bad actor. You know, we kind of look at things in a skewed way. Well, now we look at it in a different way. I mean, Hannah, you've made me realize that I need to start thinking more nefariously horrible because people are awful. Like, yikes. And in so many ways. And it's resonated heavily with me.

So thank you. everyone for being here. Any final thoughts as we're about to close out? I know there's a lot more I could say, and I really want to keep everybody on for their hour, but I think we need to keep going.

So thank you. everyone for being here. Any final thoughts as we're about to close out? I know there's a lot more I could say, and I really want to keep everybody on for their hour, but I think we need to keep going.

Good. Thank you for the positivity. I really appreciate it. Mike, any closing thoughts?

Good. Thank you for the positivity. I really appreciate it. Mike, any closing thoughts?

And this is why it's always people in process before the technology every damn time. Andrew.

And this is why it's always people in process before the technology every damn time. Andrew.

That's amazing. And I'll make sure everything's in the show notes. So we have all the links, but thank you very much for being here. I really appreciate it. This was so enlightening for me as a host. Like this is fantastic. Like this is the kind of conversations that I live for. So thank you very much for your time for all three of you. to wrap on today's episode of Bites of Bites.

That's amazing. And I'll make sure everything's in the show notes. So we have all the links, but thank you very much for being here. I really appreciate it. This was so enlightening for me as a host. Like this is fantastic. Like this is the kind of conversations that I live for. So thank you very much for your time for all three of you. to wrap on today's episode of Bites of Bites.

A huge thank you to Hannah, Mike, and Andrew for sharing their expertise and discussing agroterrorism with us today. This is a conversation we all need to be having. We've covered a lot today, real world attacks, risks farms face, and how cybersecurity plays a critical role in protecting our food supply. If you found this episode valuable, please be sure to like, comment and please do share.

A huge thank you to Hannah, Mike, and Andrew for sharing their expertise and discussing agroterrorism with us today. This is a conversation we all need to be having. We've covered a lot today, real world attacks, risks farms face, and how cybersecurity plays a critical role in protecting our food supply. If you found this episode valuable, please be sure to like, comment and please do share.

Raising awareness about these threats is critical. You can find links to everything we discussed today in the show notes. And remember, the conversation doesn't have to stop here. The more we know, the better we can protect what matters. Stay safe, stay curious, and we'll see you on the next one. Bye for now.

Raising awareness about these threats is critical. You can find links to everything we discussed today in the show notes. And remember, the conversation doesn't have to stop here. The more we know, the better we can protect what matters. Stay safe, stay curious, and we'll see you on the next one. Bye for now.

Welcome to the award-winning Bites and Bytes podcast. I'm your host, Kristen DeMoranville, and I'm thrilled to welcome you to the first episode of 2025 and of the second season. Today's guest is someone I've wanted to bring onto the show for a while, my good friend, Mike Holcomb. Mike is one of the most recognizable names in the OTICS cybersecurity world.

Welcome to the award-winning Bites and Bytes podcast. I'm your host, Kristen DeMoranville, and I'm thrilled to welcome you to the first episode of 2025 and of the second season. Today's guest is someone I've wanted to bring onto the show for a while, my good friend, Mike Holcomb. Mike is one of the most recognizable names in the OTICS cybersecurity world.

And if you've been in the community for more than five minutes, you've probably heard of him. He's not just an OT-ICS cybersecurity expert. He's also a fantastic trainer and coach, including sharing his knowledge with free educational content on YouTube. Mike has a way of making complex topics approachable and fun, and I'm thrilled that he's here.

And if you've been in the community for more than five minutes, you've probably heard of him. He's not just an OT-ICS cybersecurity expert. He's also a fantastic trainer and coach, including sharing his knowledge with free educational content on YouTube. Mike has a way of making complex topics approachable and fun, and I'm thrilled that he's here.

We're going to talk about the evolving ICS-OT cybersecurity landscape and how it connects to some of the industries that don't always get attention that they deserve, like food and agriculture. So grab a snack, get comfy, and let's jump right into it. Well, I'm absolutely delighted and excited that I finally have Mike Holcomb on the podcast.

We're going to talk about the evolving ICS-OT cybersecurity landscape and how it connects to some of the industries that don't always get attention that they deserve, like food and agriculture. So grab a snack, get comfy, and let's jump right into it. Well, I'm absolutely delighted and excited that I finally have Mike Holcomb on the podcast.