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Siemens published 9 new security advisories and updated 17 previously published advisories siemens.com/global/en/products

Tis the Season - xkcd.com/2866/ - As always, the roll-over comment on the web site is most appropriate....

Short Takes – 12-11-23 – Another water hack – Congressional agenda – Houthi problem – BIS funding – Vaginal microbiome – Staying after the layoff – New Freedom Caucus Chair – tinyurl.com/3h6webyx

CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog tinyurl.com/nhzt7m9f - CVE-2023-6448 Unitronics Vision PLC and HMI Insecure Default Password

EPA IG Report on CSB – OIG identifies 4 management challenges that the CSB must overcome to be a successful advocate for chemical safety – tinyurl.com/22erkr9k

@hacks4pancakes Similar safety issues in chemical industry. Need to have PPE in women's sizes available. Conacts a problem at eyewash stations, contacts have to come out for them to be effective.

This blew up. Great ideas and comments in thread.

To clarify some points - a lot of traditionally “women’s” clothes and accessories pose an industrial safety hazard that isn’t discussed much. Spandex can melt to your skin in a fire or electrical accident. Metal hairpins and ties can conduct electricity and heat up. Even hair spray can be flammable. So having the conversations is really important, as well as alternatives for stuff, including underwear, pants, and shoes that fit a wide range of shapes and sizes properly (fit without loose or dangling clothes can be important for safety too).

The worst industrial injury I ever got was due to a lack of discussion or communication of hazards. I worked on aircraft components doing constant soldering back in the day of much more toxic stuff. I wore gas permeable contacts at the time and even though I wore eye protection, I ended up with severe burns to my eyes. I would hate to see someone require skin grafts or worse because suppliers don’t stock clothes that fit safely or discussions are not had about the risks of typical undergarments, etc.

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Committee Hearings – Week of 12-10-23 – BIS and CSRB oversight hearings – HR 2670 on the floor – No spending bills - tinyurl.com/4z4raetc

CFSN Detailed Analysis - Substack Daily Update – 12-9-23 – Free Content – tinyurl.com/3hp2x47w

Short Takes – 12-9-23 – Counter Russian cyber – New MPox strain – Cyber risk management rule - tinyurl.com/46j6tj6f

Chemical Incident Reporting – Week of 12-2-23 – 1 chemical incident – Probable CSB reportable –tinyurl.com/4mnfjpb

Review - Public ICS Disclosures – Week of 12-2-23 – A fairly normal disclosure week – 37 vendor disclosures, 3 vendor updates – 2 researcher reports – 2 exploits – Short version – tinyurl.com/3d5j98nr

Public ICS Disclosures – Week of 12-2-23 – A fairly normal disclosure week – 37 vendor disclosures, 3 vendor updates – 2 researcher reports – 2 exploits -tinyurl.com/jkjkfk8u Subscription required -

CFSN Detailed Analysis - Substack Daily Update – 12-8-23 – Free Content – tinyurl.com/ycxvb2u4

Review - Fall 2023 Unified Agenda – FAA and Drones – Two FAA rulemakings on UAS operations listed in UA – 1 UAS rulemaking on the Long-Term Actions list – tinyurl.com/3bj7h6bk

Fall 2023 Unified Agenda – FAA and Drones – Two FAA rulemakings on UAS operations listed in UA – 1 UAS rulemaking on the Long-Term Actions list - tinyurl.com/3u6b3w48

Review - Fall 2023 Unified Agenda – DHS – 8 rulemakings of interest on latest version of the UA – CFATS update rule still listed – Short version – tinyurl.com/22892kyu

Fall 2023 Unified Agenda – DHS – 8 rulemakings of interest on latest version of the UA – CFATS update rule still listed - tinyurl.com/2s4dsrsj

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