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SOAR provider Swimlane has teamed up with several companies to create a security automation ecosystem for OT environments. [Read More]
A serious vulnerability affecting ABB oil and gas flow computers can cause disruptions and prevent utilities from billing their customers. [Read More]
Siemens and Schneider Electric have released their Patch Tuesday security advisories for November 2022. [Read More]
Trains stopped in Denmark over the weekend as a result of a cyberattack targeting an IT subcontractor. [Read More]
The US Energy Department has awarded $15 million to the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association to help electric cooperatives expand their ICS security capabilities. [Read More]
Nozomi Networks and SANS release their 2022 OT/ICS Cybersecurity Report, which shows that engineering workstations are increasingly used as an initial access vector. [Read More]
The DHS has released Cybersecurity Performance Goals (CPGs) for IT and OT to help organizations prioritize investments. [Read More]
The White House has added the chemical sector to its ICS Cybersecurity Initiative, after electric, pipeline and water. [Read More]
Researchers show that CNC machines contain vulnerabilities that can be exploited to damage or disrupt devices, hijack them, and steal valuable intellectual property. [Read More]
The TSA has issued new cybersecurity requirements for freight and passenger rail operators. [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // ICS/OT
Understanding the vulnerability landscape of the XIoT to properly assess and mitigate risk is critically important to protect livelihoods and lives.
Cybersecurity within the automotive industry has a long way to go to catch up to traditional enterprise cybersecurity standards and best practices.
Over the last few years, the majority of large enterprises have come a long way in defining their operational technology (OT) governance strategies and making meaningful advances in risk reduction.
For Smart Cities to truly live up to their promise, we shouldn’t forget that – like all infrastructure – safety and security are a top priority.
The adoption of IoT technology used to connect SCADA systems to the internet either directly or indirectly dramatically increases the risk of a successful exploit.
Over the last few years, the pandemic and work from home paradigm shift have accelerated the convergence of IT and OT networks and necessitated a consolidated strategy to address cyber risks across cyber-physical systems (CPS).
Fusion centers are able to converge cyber and physical security, close gaps in coverage, and scale security to protect facilities and hundreds of thousands of employees.
There are no easy solutions to close the operational technology (OT) cybersecurity talent gap, but here are few ideas to help you get started.
There are seven immediate steps you can take to put your organization on the path toward better situational awareness and risk reduction to protect critical infrastructure.
The biggest advantage defenders have as the nature of the conflict and strategies evolve, is to know their networks better than the adversary.
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