This is the children's book that the president of Estonia made his staff read

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http://qz.com/125673/frustrated-geek-explains-what-he-does-in-a-childrens-book/

[ http://www.amazon.com/SCADA-Me-Book-Children-Management/dp/149127512X/infosecnews-20  -- WK]

By Leo Mirani
Quartz.com
September 18, 2013

Robert M. Lee is an expert on a topic few people have heard of and even fewer 
understand: supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA). It refers to 
systems that control nuclear power plants, satellites, water filtration 
systems, the power grid, that sort of thing.

Yet it is so complicated that even the people who run these systems don't 
always fully comprehend them. So Lee decided to help us all out by writing an 
illustrated, easy-to-read children’s book, "SCADA and Me: A Book for Children 
and Management."

Illustrated by Jeff Haas and published by IT Harvest Press, "SCADA and Me" 
tells the story of Little Bobby, who has been asked to protect SCADA but 
doesn’t know what it is, and his friend Matt, who gives him a guided tour of 
systems that use SCADA. It is by turns informative and sarcastic, and actually 
easy to understand.

It started when "I briefed a team that should have known better," Lee told 
Quartz on the phone from Germany, where he is based. "They came to me 
[afterwards] and said let us know when you have a non-technical version because 
we didn't understand." Lee's talk was the non-technical version. He returned 
home dispirited and wrote the book as a way of venting his frustration. It was, 
he admits, "a bit immature of myself."

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