Gib Sorebo
Security Associate Director, Accenture
Gib Sorebo is a Security Associate Director for Accenture, providing cybersecurity consulting services to Fortune 500 companies with a focus on the critical infrastructure sector. He has been working in cybersecurity for 25 years. He currently co-leads Accenture’s North America renewables cybersecurity practice that is working with electric utilities to implement OT security solutions and works to develop innovative solutions for the future of energy. Sorebo co-authored Smart Grid Security: An End-to-End View of Security in the New Electrical Grid and was named one of the 40 Smart Grid Pioneers by Smart Grid Today. He has spoken at national cybersecurity conferences on issues such as data breach response, e-discovery, smart grid security, compliance, BYOD, and many others.
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BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
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Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
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Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
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How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
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How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
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Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
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Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
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The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
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Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
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Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
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The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
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What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
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The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
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The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
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The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
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The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
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The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
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Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
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Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
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The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
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Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
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The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
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What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
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What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
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Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009
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BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
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Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
presentation
Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
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How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
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Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
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Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
presentation
The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
blog
Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
blog
blog
Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
blog
The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
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What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
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The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
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The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
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The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
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The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
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blog
The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
blog
Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
blog
Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
blog
The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
blog
Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
blog
The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
blog
What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
blog
What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
blog
Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009
presentation
BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
presentation
Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
presentation
Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
presentation
How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
presentation
Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
presentation
The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
blog
Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
blog
blog
Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
blog
The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
blog
What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
blog
The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
blog
The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
blog
The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
blog
The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
blog
blog
The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
blog
Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
blog
Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
blog
The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
blog
Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
blog
The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
blog
What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
blog
What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
blog
Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009
presentation
BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
presentation
Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
presentation
Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
presentation
How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
presentation
Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
presentation
The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
blog
Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
blog
blog
Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
blog
The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
blog
What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
blog
The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
blog
The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
blog
The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
blog
The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
blog
blog
The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
blog
Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
blog
Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
blog
The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
blog
Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
blog
The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
blog
What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
blog
What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
blog
Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009
presentation
BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
presentation
Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
presentation
Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
presentation
How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
presentation
Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
presentation
The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
blog
Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
blog
blog
Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
blog
The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
blog
What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
blog
The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
blog
The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
blog
The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
blog
The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
blog
blog
The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
blog
Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
blog
Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
blog
The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
blog
Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
blog
The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
blog
What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
blog
What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
blog
Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009
presentation
BoF: Securing the Energy Transition
On June 7, 2022
presentation
Hacking and Protecting Distributed Energy Infrastructure
On June 6, 2022
presentation
Nanny State to Invisible Hand: What’s the Proper Role for Regulation?
On February 26, 2020
presentation
How Are You Monitoring SCADA?
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Do We Economically Automate Compliance?
On April 19, 2018
presentation
Is Anyone Doing Anything about IoT Security?
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Meaningful Use or Meltdown: Is Your Electronic Health Record System Secure?
On February 16, 2017
presentation
The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
blog
Why Study Cybersecurity?
On September 4, 2016
blog
blog
Why Threat Matters for Critical Infrastructure
On December 15, 2015
blog
The Sorry State of Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence
On January 21, 2015
blog
What the Sony Hack Means for Critical Infrastructure
On January 8, 2015
blog
The Cybersecurity Skills Gap: A Real or Manufactured Crisis?
On May 5, 2014
blog
The FTC v. Wyndham Decision: A New Era or More of the Same?
On April 14, 2014
blog
The Oil and Gas Industry: A Surge in Cybersecurity Vigilance?
On March 31, 2014
blog
The “New” Cybersecurity Framework: Did They Get the Marketing Right This Time?
On February 17, 2014
blog
blog
The Social Costs of Critical Infrastructure Failures
On July 16, 2012
blog
Water Systems: Are Hackers Getting Thirsty?
On August 19, 2011
blog
Smart Grid Security Jitters
On April 21, 2010
blog
The Many Shades of Project Grey Goose
On February 8, 2010
blog
Will convergence make the problem worse?
On January 12, 2010
blog
The Next NERC CIP
On December 14, 2009
blog
What Does Smart Grid Security Mean to You?
On October 15, 2009
blog
What Is Taum Sauk?
On October 7, 2009
blog
Welcome to the Critical Infrastructure Blog
On October 2, 2009