Mr. Jim White

* Jim White, Vice President of Critical Infrastructure Security, Uniloc USA

In a paper entitled, "Ten Rules for Combating Cyber Security Attacks on Critical Infrastructure," Jim White, head of Uniloc's infrastructure security group, presented guidelines for addressing challenges in securing the nation's critical infrastructure.

"NetAnchor CIS is a critical component of a defense-in-depth strategy to protect SCADA networks from the threat of attack," said Jim White, vice president of sales and business development at Uniloc.

By Jim White, Vice President, Uniloc
...
Author: Jim White is vice president of critical infrastructure security at Uniloc.

Bob Radvanovsky SCADASEC Owner rsradvan at infracritical.com From jwhite at unilocusa.com Tue Jun 2 17:48:39 2009 From: jwhite at unilocusa.com (Jim White) Date: Tue, 2 Jun 2009 17:48:39 -0500 Subject: [SCADASEC] Who is driving regulations? In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Unfortunately INL has become a pay for play organization in terms of getting products tested. If a vendor can fund the testing, then it's done. Otherwise INL can request testing funds from the DOE which is not often. Basically they run on such a small funding level that they have had to sell their services instead of being an independent test lab. Plus, as previously noted, the results are only available to the "client". Not exactly what we need for independent testing Jim -----Original Message----- From: scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com [mailto:scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com] On Behalf Of Ismail, Asif (CSCIC) Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 1:19 PM To: scadasec at news.infracritical.com Subject: Re: [SCADASEC] Who is driving regulations?
...
Of course you have to upgrade now to get that benefit but that's a different subject. -----Original Message----- From: scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com [mailto:scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com] On Behalf Of Jim White Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 6:49 PM To: scadasec at news.infracritical.com Subject: Re: [SCADASEC] Who is driving regulations? Unfortunately INL has become a pay for play organization in terms of getting products tested. If a vendor can fund the testing, then it's done. Otherwise INL can request testing funds from the DOE which is not often. Basically they run on such a small funding level that they have had to sell their services instead of being an independent test lab. Plus, as previously noted, the results are only available to the "client". Not exactly what we need for independent testing Jim -----Original Message----- From: scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com [mailto:scadasec-bounces at news.infracritical.com] On Behalf Of Ismail, Asif (CSCIC) Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 1:19 PM To: scadasec at news.infracritical.com Subject: Re: [SCADASEC] Who is driving regulations?
...
The review mirrors what many industry analysts have concluded, said Jim White, vice president of critical infrastructure security at Uniloc. "I think in general it's a private-sector responsibility," he said.

James A. WhiteEfinity Board MemberPresident & CEO - BW2 Solutions, Inc.

Mr. White has over 31 years of experience in computer hardware, software and networking businesses.He has held key positions in startup, early stage and public companies in corporate management, projects management, sales, marketing, and business development.The majority of his career has been in international business including foreign assignments in France, Germany and Japan.

Mr. White most recently served as President and CEO of BW2Solutions.Prior to leading BW2Solutions, Mr. White was President and CEO of Alteer Corporation, a healthcare Internet application solutions provider which he co-founded.Prior to co-founding Alteer Corporation, Mr. White was Senior Vice President and General Manager of Wonderware Corporation, an Industrial Automation Software company, where he was responsible for the core product business unit.He previously served as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Vice President of International Sales for Wonderware.

Mr. White holds an associates degree in Digital Computer Technology from Tennessee Technical Institute and received his initial training in communications electronics in the U.S. Army where he was a member of the elite U.S. Army Special Forces.

Jim White

Vice President of Critical Infrastructure Security, Uniloc USA

A seasoned professional with experience in computer hardware, software and networking businesses, Jim has held senior executive posts at numerous technology companies as CEO of BW2 Solutions, CEO of Alteer Corporation, Senior VP and General Manager of Wonderware, President of The Jamar Group and Managing Partner at Group 6 Security LLC. Jim is a frequent speaker and participant on several industry committees and forums dedicated to increasing the security profile of the nation's critical infrastructure and served in the US Army Special Forces as a Green Beret.