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Join our webinar on July 31, 2024 at 11:00 AM New York Time as we look at solutions enforced by dedicated hardware, and what benefits such solutions offer over comparable software-only solutions
Large water utilities are looking to gain efficiencies by adopting new distributed edge devices and digital transformation initiatives incorporating the latest machine learning and AI algorithms. Meanwhile, small to mid-size municipalities, are wanting to maintain their reliability without increasing their rate-base.
Safety is the top priority in almost all mines, and reliable, efficient physical operations are close seconds. Cybersecurity is essential to these priorities,
The Cyber-Informed Engineering (CIE) initiative, funded by the US Department of Energy, is a new way to look at IEC 62443 – a perspective that clears up a lot of confusion.
Join our upcoming webinar and learn about the IEC 62243 standard for powergen, how CIE can help with IEC 62443-3-2 risk assessments, and what kind of extra protection do 62443-4-2 certified components provide.
IT/OT integration introduces threats to reliable operations. Connected networks move both data, malware, and remote-control cyber attacks along their wires and cables. In the Oil & Gas industry, E&P, pipelines, and refineries have found that securing IT/OT connections involves more than just having Enterprise Security telling Engineering what to do and Engineering saying “no” to IT over and over.
This webinar will look into the changes brought about by the member states’ implementation of the previous NIS Directive, and what we can expect from the upcoming transposition into law.
Join our webinar for an in-depth look at the most novel, notorious and impactful cyber incidents of 2023 on critical infrastructure around the globe. Dec 13, 2023 | 11 AM New York time
Join our next webinar to learn about engineering-grade OT security, a new model for cyber risk, and how to decide how much security is needed for different types of systems, as described in Andrew Ginter’s new book, Engineering-Grade OT Security: A Manager’s Guide.
