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Managing Negative PR Implications After a Cyberattack
Managing Negative PR Implications After a Cyberattack on Critical Infrastructure: Guidelines for Effective Crisis Response

Managing Negative PR Implications After a Cyberattack on Critical Infrastructure Guidelines for Effective Crisis Response Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure can have devastating consequences, including negative PR implications for the organization responsible for maintaining the infrastructure. In addition to the immediate risks to public safety, a hack can damage the organization’s reputation, leading to loss of…

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IT Security vs OT Security
Why IT Security Companies are Not the Best Choice for Securing Operational Technology

Why IT Security Companies are Not the Best Choice for Securing Operational Technology IT Security Company vs OT Security Company: Why IT Security Companies are Not the Best Choice for Securing Operational Technology As industrial organisations increasingly rely on connected devices and digital systems to manage critical operations, the importance of industrial cybersecurity has become…

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OT Attack Surface
OT Attack Surface Management

OT Attack Surface Management The attack surface of an operational technology (OT) system refers to the total exposure of the system to potential security threats. It encompasses all the entry points and attack vectors that an attacker can use to gain access to or compromise the system. The attack surface includes a wide range of…

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Industry 4.0 Security
Industry 4.0 Risks and Opportunities

Industry 4.0 Security Risks and Opportunities Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is a term used to describe the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing and other industries. This new era of manufacturing is characterised by the use of advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial…

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10 MOST COMMON OT ATTACK VECTORS
10 Most Common OT Attack Vectors

10 Most Common OT Attack Vectors An attack vector is the method or path that an attacker uses to access the active target of the attack, that is, the steps that the attacker follows to materialise the threat, it is known that each attacker follows his own “strategy” to be able to consummate Its objective,…

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8 steps to build a defensible OT network.
8 Steps to Build a Defensible OT Network

How to Build a Defensible OT Network 1. Assessment Although vulnerability assessment and risk assessment are commonly used interchangeably, but they are two different approaches, and both are needed as part of a comprehensive security assessment. Another misconception is that security assessment is a network anomaly detection tool like Nozomi Networks, Claroty or Tenable. Any…

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