Cyber Risk Meets Document Control

Successful oil and gas capital projects require continuous collaboration among stakeholders, contractors, vendors, engineers, and operators. Unfortunately, when many hands touch documentation and reports, it is not uncommon for even the most tech-savvy employees to begin work on an outdated file or compile a report with inaccurate numbers.

In the best-case scenario, errors are caught quickly, and only time is wasted. But in the worst case, mix-ups like these can create safety risks and compromise operations.
 
In this Hart Energy Content Studio webinar, CTG’s Aaron Sorrell, an Information Management specialist, and Chad Alessi, a cybersecurity expert, will explain how to prevent costly errors that can undermine profitability and compromise safety by implementing an Information Management and Documentation Control (IMDC) strategy that keeps your project on track paired with SOC practices that provide proactive cyber defense.

Learning Objectives 

• Understand how information-sharing workflows can create cybersecurity and enterprise risk

• Recognize where identity and access management, ingestion controls, data loss prevention, and audit trails should be applied across the workflow

• Pinpoint stages in a capital project where IMDC and SOC should coordinate to enable secure, efficient project delivery

• Understand how insecure information-sharing workflows can create cybersecurity and enterprise risk

• Apply six guiding principles to evaluate your information management strategy