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It's fair enough to note that IT may not own these systems, but they still have to interact with IT infrastructure at some point. But you're also right that po
by tallanvor 11y ago
It's fair enough to note that IT may not own these systems, but they still have to interact with IT infrastructure at some point. But you're also right that politics can make things much more difficult than they should be.
The article doesn't specifically state that any airports or other sites are vulnerable, just that they could be.
- drzaiusapelord 11y agoYou'd think so, but 'building operations' just buys their own internet line and off they go. These large organizations are all silo'd. I suspect we're blaming IT for a lot of things they have no jurisdiction over. In fact, have you seen some of these automation sites? They're geared towards tradespeople and not towards IT. They know who their customers are.