Is AI the Key to OT Security?
The rise of AI is a double-edged sword when it comes to operational technology (OT) security: AI is fueling the rise of new cybersecurity attacks, but it can also be used to bolster cybersecurity.
Securing the Future: OT-Security in Manufacturing
Operational Technology (OT) encompasses the hardware and software that detects or causes changes through direct monitoring and control of physical devices, processes, and events in the enterprise.
Security Challenges For Smart Factories - How Does SASE Help?
This rising tide of digitization and automation is leading to major concerns around cybersecurity. Smart factories are significantly more productive and competitive, yet a lot less secure.
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Companies: Why It's Vital and How to Keep Hackers at Bay in 2024
The manufacturing industry has seen a significant shift towards automation, interconnected devices, and data-driven decision-making. While these advancements have improved productivity, they've also made manufacturing companies increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats.
Protecting Your Equipment in the Digital Era
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This digital integration also brings challenges like data breaches and malware. Keeping these systems secure and updated is crucial for uninterrupted and efficient production in today's fast-paced industrial landscape.
Cybersecurity in Manufacturing: From the Shopfloor to Online Safeguards
By understanding the current cyber threats, adopting fundamental cybersecurity practices, and implementing advanced protective measures, manufacturers can fortify their operations.
5 Security Risks of Rushed Digital Transformation
Undergoing a digital transformation is necessary for many manufacturing businesses, especially when they must stay competitive in challenging market conditions. However, if the responsible parties rush things, they'll increase the likelihood of several security risks.
Strengthening Cybersecurity in Manufacturing: The Path to a Defensible Architecture
Manufacturing is at the forefront of technological advancements, leveraging operational technology (OT) to streamline processes and improve productivity. However, this digital transformation comes with its fair share of cybersecurity challenges.
Three Key Takeaways for OT Leaders from the National Cybersecurity Strategy
The National Cybersecurity Strategy released earlier this year takes a deeper dive into the comprehensive efforts that the administration is making in order to bolster cybersecurity. And it emphasizes the need for public and private collaboration.
The Hidden Risks of Industrial Control System Manufacturers: Why ICS Environments are Vulnerable
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Threat actors are increasingly resorting to supply chain attacks to break into critical industrial sectors such as manufacturing, defense, energy, transportation, healthcare, food and agriculture
Five Ways to Protect Critical Infrastructure From Cyberattacks
For any critical infrastructure company, the biggest cybersecurity hazard is an attacker taking control of its IT or operational technology (OT) systems to steal data, or block and disrupt operations.
Understanding and Mitigating Insider Threats in Operational Technology (OT) Systems
One of the biggest risks to operational technology (OT) security is not a zero-day rootkit, but the people onsite day in and day out.
What is IoT Security?
By answering some basic questions on IoT security and pointing you to other resources on how to minimize your IoT cybersecurity risk, this will help you better understand what a robust IoT security strategy looks like.
4 Steps to Take Now Toward Achieving CMMC Compliance
Your role in protecting sensitive defense information from cybersecurity threats is imminent. And so is your requirement to prove that you're up for the task.
With Increased Cyber Risk, OT Leaders Have an Opportunity to Shine
We've had multiple reminders in 2021 that digital connectivity of IT and OT infrastructure requires proportional attention risk management to proactively neutralize ransomware and full array of attack vector focused on industrial environments.
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