Less scanner.
More steak.
Houston runs more critical infrastructure than almost any city in the country, and a single misconfigured asset can shut down a plant instead of a workstation. This dinner puts the people living that problem in one room.
📍 Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse, Houston, TX
📅 September 10th, 2026 | 🕘 6:00 - 9:00pm
Know Which Exposures Actually Put Your Plant's Security At Risk
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Know where IT/OT exposure gaps exists.
Come Join Al Lindseth's Table
A private table at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse, Houston.
Al Lindseth, Former F100 CISO/CIO/CRO. Speaks about IT/OT blind spots.
A small group of OT/ICS and critical infrastructure security leaders.
Seated dinner, off the record. No slides, no pitch. Only practical discussions.
The Exposure Gap Doesn't Stop at the DMZ
IT and OT used to be separate networks. Now a phishing email on the corporate side can reach a PLC on the plant floor in a few hops.
Active scanning can crash legacy OT equipment. Most programs default to skipping it, which means the riskiest assets go unassessed.
After recent ICS incidents in critical infrastructure, boards want a straight answer on OT exposure. Most CISOs don't have one yet.
One Shot at a Straight Answer on Your OT Exposure