
Webinar: 13 Ways To Break “Secure” OT Remote Access Systems
Explore 13 ways attackers can break OT remote access systems, show which SRAs are most vulnerable and which are most deserving of the “secure” title
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Explore 13 ways attackers can break OT remote access systems, show which SRAs are most vulnerable and which are most deserving of the “secure” title

“Everyone” has heard of the 5-week shutdown of Jaguar Land Rover by a cyber attack. That attack is the obvious headline for Waterfall’s up-coming webinar “Top 10 OT Cyber Attacks of 2025” that I’m currently researching.

For forty years now, we have automated physical operations with computers in the name of increased operating efficiencies – deploying ever more targets for cyber attacks.

Industrial network engineers have always been uneasy with the task of “protecting information”. The real priority for OT security is in stopping inbound malicious information from entering the system and threatening machinery and workers.

Enabling safe visibility into vital Operations Control Center networks, including visibility of locomotive locations, track outages, and network security status, while providing protection against external attacks.