Cybersecurity Leadership

Recent warnings about advanced persistent threats from China against critical infrastructure suggest a shift in goals, but other nation-state adversaries have their own agendas.

Because of the criticality of remaining operational, industrial companies and utilities are far more likely to pay, attracting even more threat groups and a focus on OT systems.

When it comes to addressing the trust deficit in CNI, technological advancements, evolving threats, inadequate regulations, insufficient investment, public awareness, and international cooperation are all critical components that need attention

It’s a mistake to put off the creation of precautions against quantum threats, no matter how far in the future you might think quantum computing will become a reality.

OT/ICS cybersecurity incidents are increasing in volume and frequency, and are targeting critical infrastructure, such as energy producers.

While securing OT systems can seem overwhelming…the task is not impossible. The power of attack surface management provides the technology needed to lock down assets in your organization.

Innovation in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) may well be helping businesses get the best from their data, but it’s also helping cyber attackers see new ways to attack these critical systems.

Operational technology (OT) networks control the devices critical to the continued operations of production lines, power plants, and energy supplies, and as such are typically segmented from a company’s internet-facing IT networks to better isolate critical hardware from cyberattacks. Now security researchers are warning of the risks posed by the embedded devices that sit on those OT networks.

As the digital world becomes increasingly connected, it is no longer possible for infrastructure owners and operators to remain agnostic in the face of evolving cyberthreats. Here’s what they can do to build an integrated defense for critical infrastructure cybersecurity.

Critical infrastructure organizations need to recognize that the technology and cybersecurity landscapes have changed.

Data may be “the new oil” but it cannot be taken for granted; it needs to be protected as a valued and valuable asset

Here’s how OT cybersecurity practitioners should protect their industrial environments to improve security posture and meet insurance coverage requirements.

If you’ve been putting off redesigning your IT-OT security systems, now is the time to make it a priority.

The strategy’s vision is for government agencies to work together and with private enterprise toward a common objective — strong and resilient economic, geopolitical and personal security.

Traditional focus on IT security has left operational technology (OT) vulnerable. New report reveals organizations turning to CISOs for OT security.

Cybersecurity in OT continues to lag behind IT security in terms of maturity and focus.

A well-orchestrated cyber attack on electricity infrastructure would result in damages to households, businesses and vital institutions.