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ALT Sober in Cyber promotional graphic for a “Post-SAINTCON Meetup” at Clint’s Reptile Room. Text reads: “Friday, Oct 30 | 2:00 PM” and “Pre-registration required.” The pale yellow graphic features colorful illustrated reptiles, including a chameleon at lower left, a green chameleon on the right, and a pink-and-yellow snake hanging from leafy branches at the upper right.
ALT Sober in Cyber promotional graphic for a “Post-SAINTCON Meetup” at Clint’s Reptile Room. Text reads: “Friday, Oct 30 | 2:00 PM” and “Pre-registration required.” The pale yellow graphic features colorful illustrated reptiles, including a chameleon at lower left, a green chameleon on the right, and a pink-and-yellow snake hanging from leafy branches at the upper right.
ALT Halloween-themed OT control room with a ghost, glowing pumpkin, and monitors showing security alerts and remote access. Text reads: “The Night Shift: Five OT Horror Stories That Don’t Need Monsters.” EmberOT logo.
ALT SAINTCON event graphic with a dark, starry, space-themed background. Text reads: “SAINTCON,” “EVENTS / SOBER IN CYBER + LIMEWIRE BRUTE-FORCE,” “// EVENT,” “Sober in Cyber + Limewire Brute-Force,” and “Mocktails, music, and a trivia sing-along. Wednesday evening, no bar scene required.” On the right, a retro-style illustration shows people socializing, enjoying drinks, and participating in activities in a lively, space-themed lounge, overlaid with the “SOBER IN CYBER” logo.
ALT Sober in Cyber “Deadwood Soda Saloon” event graphic with a Western theme and Wild West Hackin’ Fest logo. Text reads: “Wednesday • October 7 • 6–9:00 PM,” “Located in the back of Miss Kitty’s Mercantile,” and “649 Main Street, Deadwood, SD.” Center photo shows people seated at the Deadwood Soda Saloon bar on novelty stools shaped like the backs of horses.
ALT Alcohol-Free Games Room graphic featuring the Blue Team Con logo, dice, and colorful game pieces. Text reads: “ALCOHOL-FREE GAMES ROOM,” “Saturday September 12 @ 9:00 pm CT,” and “SOBER IN CYBER.”
ALT Industrial facility during a lightning storm. Text reads: “CIRCIA Covered Entity Criteria: Does the Rule Apply to You? (Part 1).” EmberOT logo in lower right.
ALT Aerial view of cargo ships at an industrial port. Text reads: “Siemens S7 Detection After AA26-231A: What Production Traffic Actually Shows.” Features Jori VanAntwerp and the EmberOT logo.
ALT Glowing network-like strands. Text reads: “How to Find Undocumented External Connections in Your OT Network.” EmberOT logo in lower right.
ALT Square promotional graphic for a DEF CON talk at The Diana Initiative Village. Dark black and purple design with The Diana Initiative logo at the top, large title “Stigma Is Stupid,” subtitle about talking about recovery, mental health, and hard things without making it awkward, and event details: Friday, August 7 at 1:00 PM, LVCC – L2 – W209, with Jen VanAntwerp.
ALT Pixel-art OT security team with companion creatures facing industrial cyber threats. Text reads: “The Assessment Was the Easy Part. Build a Team, Not a Pokédex.”
ALT Pixel-art OT security analyst reviewing alerts and asset context to prioritize security actions. Text reads: “Context Is the Missing Layer in OT Security.”
ALT Graphic for the CIP-015 Compliance on a Budget blog shows a scene inside a warm, bustling fantasy tavern lit by lanterns and fireplaces, where a group of adventurers gathers around a large wooden table covered with maps, notes, dice, and planning tools. One character points at the map while the others study routes and discuss strategy, symbolizing collaborative planning and phased execution. A glowing phoenix perched above the group illuminates the room with EmberOT’s signature orange glow. The tavern is filled with additional travelers, wooden beams, banners, clocks, and intricate fantasy décor, creating the feeling of a central planning hub before a major quest.
ALT A futuristic industrial environment where a technician stands inside a dark OT facility surrounded by electrical equipment, control systems, and glowing instrumentation. In front of the operator is a large holographic-style network visualization composed of orange data lines, diagrams, and connected nodes forming the shape of a phoenix. The technician reaches toward the glowing display as if interacting with a live OT monitoring or analytics system.
