Columbia, MD – October 22, 2024
The Center for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CCIP), located at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC)—the world’s largest surface transportation test facility, owned by the USDOT’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and operated by ENSCO—announces its participation in the Hack the Railroad 2024 conference, taking place at TheLink Facility in Columbia, MD, on October 23-24. CCIP will showcase its comprehensive cybersecurity solutions at Booth #104, with a special focus on helping the rail industry mitigate cyber risks, enhance resiliency, and comply with Transportation Security Administration (TSA) regulations.
Launched in early 2024 under ENSCO’s leadership, CCIP leverages the unmatched capabilities of the ENSCO’s national security experts to deliver cybersecurity training, threat and vulnerability assessments, and large-scale simulated cyber-attacks. CCIP’s offerings are designed to help rail organizations build a knowledgeable cyber workforce to defend against evolving cyber threats.
“CCIP is proud to support the rail industry with tailored cybersecurity solutions that address the unique challenges of this critical infrastructure,” said Jeff Stevens, President of ENSCO. “Hack the Railroad 2024 is an excellent opportunity for industry leaders to collaborate and strengthen safety and security measures.”
Hack the Railroad 2024 will gather leading cybersecurity experts, transit information security professionals, and federal representatives to discuss new strategies for safeguarding rail systems. CCIP will spotlight its specialized services, including at-scale testing environments and customizable training programs, to help rail personnel effectively respond to cyber incidents and meet evolving security standards.
For more information about CCIP’s offerings, visit ccip-ensco.com.
About the Transportation Technology Center (TTC)
ENSCO, Inc. is the operator of the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) located in Pueblo, Colorado, on behalf of the Department of Transportation (DOT) Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). Spanning 52 square miles, the TTC is dedicated to innovating and advancing research, development, testing, and training to improve safety, security, and sustainability in all forms of surface transportation. The TTC is also home to the Center for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CCIP). CCIP's mission is to fortify critical infrastructure entities against cyber and physical threats through comprehensive training, rigorous assessments, meticulous testing, and robust protection measures. Located at 55500 DOT Road, Pueblo, CO 81001, the TTC stands as a cornerstone of innovation and advancement. Explore the vast TTC capabilities at ttc-ensco.com.
