Beyond Segmentation: Privileged Access for Public Sector
OT and Facility Control Systems

Thursday, December 10, 2026  |  10:00am PT / 1:00PM ET
What will I learn?
  • Where privileged access fits alongside the identity provider and governance stack you already run, including the service accounts and vendor identities that stack has never seen.
  • How to add control where availability and safety come first: sessions brokered through jump hosts at the boundary, nothing installed on controllers, and break-glass workflows.
  • Why third-party and vendor access is where most successful programs start, and how to answer who connected, to what, when, and what they did.

Federal operational technology and facility control systems (physical access control, base and installation utilities, labs, ports, building automation, HVAC, and DoD Facility-Related Control Systems) used to depend on the air gap for protection. IT/OT convergence and modernization have closed that gap, but the old identity problems remain: shared accounts, hard-coded passwords that never change, and vendor access that stays active long after the contract ends.

Join Delinea's Phil D’Angio and Albert Beattie, with Chris Tilley of CriticalTilt, Inc. and David Charnick of Emergent, for a panel discussion on how Federal teams govern privileged access across OT and facility control systems without putting uptime at risk.  

Get answers to these important questions:

  • How do we add control to a system we cannot patch on a normal timeline or take offline? 
  • Is this really an OT problem, or an identity problem that finally caught up with OT?
  • We already segment. Why is segmentation not enough?  
  • Can this run where we cannot use the cloud: on-premises, self-hosted or air-gapped? 

Who should attend this webinar?

  • CISOs, CTOs, CIOs, CAIOs and Executive Leadership
  • Directors of Information Security, Security & Risk, and Security Operations
  • Identity and Access Management Teams
  • IT Security Professionals
  • U.S. Federal Agencies and Contractors

Featured Speakers

Phil D'Angio
Phil D'Angio
Phil D'Angio has spent more than 20 years in cybersecurity, bringing a blend of hands-on practitioner experience, technical sales leadership, and go-to-market strategy to every conversation. His career began on a satellite phone encryption project during Y2K preparations, which led him to a digital signature and PKI start-up where he built deep foundations in directory, identity, and privilege management. He went on to hold key roles at industry leaders including VeriSign, Symantec, HP, and Forcepoint. Today, Phil leads Delinea's Sales Engineering organization and plays an active role in shaping the company's go-to-market strategy. He is also an active leader behind AI adoption within Delinea, encouraging engineers to experiment with new AI tools and turn what they learn into better ways of working and sharper conversations with customers.
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Albert Beattie
Albert is a Sr. Technical Partner Manager at Delinea. He partners with organizations to secure their most critical assets — identities. Whether human or non-human, cloud-based or on-prem, Albert help teams make sense of complex identity ecosystems and build secure, compliant architectures that scale. With deep experience in cybersecurity architecture, identity and access management (IAM/PAM), and policy design, he's led initiatives that align technical strategy with business objectives. From developing identity governance frameworks to implementing privileged access controls, Albert supports organizations in turning cybersecurity from a blocker into an enabler.
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David Charnick

David Charnick is the Lead Identity Architect at Mythics Emergent. He has more than 15 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity, spanning network and security operations and identity and access management. He previously supported large-scale Federal identity and Zero Trust programs, including DISA’s “Thunderdome” initiative to protect critical national security infrastructure and identity modernization at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. He also served as an identity subject-matter expert for energy-sector clients at a Big Four consulting firm. He focuses on identity security, privileged access, non-human identity, and AI governance.

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Christopher Tilley
Christopher Tilley, the founder, CEO, and President of CriticalTilt, brings to the helm more than 27 years of experience in software development, project management, data engineering, information technology, and cybersecurity. With 17 years dedicated to the aid of US federal agencies involved in national security, Christopher has honed a deep understanding of the government sector. His career includes a decade-long tenure in the private sector, where he focused on constructing secure, high-volume e-commerce systems and modernizing legacy applications. This combination of experiences equipped Christopher with a profound grasp of industry intricacies, bolstering his ability to navigate the ever-changing world of cybersecurity and technologies.