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Michael Siegel
Michael Siegel
Michael Siegel
Principal Research Scientist
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
msiegel@mit.edu
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Activities Leadership Role
Evaluating Effectiveness of an Embedded System Endpoint Security Technology on EDS OT: Defeating the Hackers of IIoT Devices
Increasing Security in a Resilient Energy Delivery Infrastructure through the Analysis of Vulnerability and Exploit Markets
Real-time Cyber Analysis to Improve Operational Response to a Cyber Attack
REMEDYS: Research Exploring Malware in Energy DeliverY Systems
Related Research Activities
Assessing Perceptions and Culture of Cybersecurity within an Organization
Creating an EDS Cybersafety Analysis Discipline
PreventOTPhysDamage: Anticipating and Preventing Catastrophic OT Physical Damage Through System Thinking Analysis
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Measuring Stakeholders’ Perceptions of Cybersecurity for Renewable Energy Systems