The Top 10 OT-Capable Malware: What We’ve Learned and What Comes Next
Watch the webinar for an in-depth look at the data behind how OT-capable malware has changed over the last 15 years, what's driving this change and how our defenses should evolve to tackle these threats.
In 2024 alone, researchers discovered as many new OT-capable malware families (3) as were found in the previous six years combined—each with the potential to disrupt physical operations in ICS and OT environments. Altogether, in the past 15 years, 10 OT-capable malware were found in the wild.
What’s driving this sudden surge? Who’s behind these threats (none of which, by the way, use AI yet)? And how should our defenses evolve to keep pace with these changing threats?
In this webinar Andrew Ginter takes us through:
Look at the data from the ‘Top 10 ICS/OT-Capable Malware’ since 2010
Compare ransomware-grade OT malware with nation-state-grade OT malware
Examine the differences between autonomous and remote-control malware
Dig deeper into how AI can enable a new wave of autonomous malware in the near future
About the Speaker
Andrew Ginter
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