Blockchain and Smart Contracts - Relevance of Security Facts and Myths to Industrial Control

Offered By: Kaspersky via YouTube

Course Description

Overview

Explore the relevance of security facts and myths surrounding blockchain and smart contracts in industrial control systems through this 21-minute conference talk by Richard R. Brooks from Clemson University. Delve into topics such as the original blockchain, security aspects, Hyper Ledger, modular mining, and potential vulnerabilities in blockchain implementations. Gain insights on data security, mining processes, sidechains, smart contracts, private currencies, and the concepts of decentralization and distributed computation. Enhance your understanding of how these technologies impact industrial cybersecurity and their implications for IT security professionals.

Syllabus

Intro
The original blockchain
Security
Hyper Ledger
Modular mining
Bad blockchains
Data security
Mining
Sidechains
Smart contracts
Private currencies
Decentralized
Distributed computation

Taught by

Kaspersky

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