
Building automation systems are more connected than ever. That connectivity brings new capabilities, but it also changes what you need to know to design, install, and maintain them responsibly. In Episode 558 of the Smart Buildings Academy Podcast, we explore IP security fundamentals through the lens of building automation. You'll get a practical framework for thinking about where vulnerabilities can emerge, how building networks differ from traditional IT environments, and why cybersecurity is becoming a core competency for controls professionals. If IP addresses, VLANs, firewalls, remote access, or cybersecurity frameworks have felt like someone else's responsibility, this episode will help you understand how they connect to the systems you work with every day. Topics Covered Why connected building systems require a different approach to security The IP networking concepts every building automation professional should understand How layered security applies to BAS and operational technology environments The risks surrounding remote access, legacy protocols, and third-party connections How controls and IT teams can approach building cybersecurity together As building systems become more connected, understanding how to protect those connections becomes part of doing the job well.
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