Transport Talks How to be security minded - how to deal with terrorism and cyber crime
Nov 14, 2016
30:58
Our infrastructure – both physical and digital – faces a range of threats from terrorism, to state and commercial espionage, hacktivism to criminality.
The question is how do we guard against these threats?
For those involved in the transport sector this means adopting a ‘security-minded approach'. Podcast includes interviews with Alex Luck, Hugh Boyes and Gary Heward who all work on security projects or infrastructure projects requiring security-mindedness.
This episode starts with physical security of transport systems and the public realm. Then goes on to explore issues and the dangers with smart cities and data aggregation, and includes the Engineering Council's six new security principles for all engineers. Finally it looks at security mindedness and asset management aspects and PAS1192-5 work for BIM.
The question is how do we guard against these threats?
For those involved in the transport sector this means adopting a ‘security-minded approach'. Podcast includes interviews with Alex Luck, Hugh Boyes and Gary Heward who all work on security projects or infrastructure projects requiring security-mindedness.
This episode starts with physical security of transport systems and the public realm. Then goes on to explore issues and the dangers with smart cities and data aggregation, and includes the Engineering Council's six new security principles for all engineers. Finally it looks at security mindedness and asset management aspects and PAS1192-5 work for BIM.