Operational Technologies (OT) stories - Page 4

In the ever-evolving world of IT infrastructure, two companies have been making significant strides: Paessler and Hat Distribution.

Cybersecurity firm Fortinet plans strategic expansion with a redirected focus on secure networking, SASE, and security operations.

As interest in the concept of smart cities grows around the world, attention is increasingly being placed on the vital role played by smart grids.

As the threat landscape continues to evolve, adopting a proactive cybersecurity stance is not just important—it's an absolute necessity.

Radiflow and Cyolo partner to strengthen industrial cybersecurity by ensuring only authorised users have network access.

German engineering firm KTR Systems has integrated monitoring solutions from tech firms Paessler PRTG and Qbilon to manage its complex IT landscape.

Peacock Engineering partners with Egis Road and Tunnel Operations to upgrade asset management systems for Dublin and Jack-Lynch Tunnels.

To reap the full benefits of Industry 4.0, security teams need to understand what they can do to harden their legacy systems.

Lenovo is launching new tech tools and accessories to support the needs of remote and hybrid workforces, offering immersive 3D and advanced security.

Knud Lasse Lueth, CEO at IoT Analytics, says industrial IoT gateways are critical for connecting legacy systems with modern technology.

Fortinet's SASE solution provides unified security, simplified management, and end-to-end DEM by seamlessly converging cloud-delivered security.

By harnessing the power of generative AI, this partnership unlocks detection and response capabilities for enterprise customers, MSSPs, and MDRs.

Collaboration to bring prevention, detection, and response capabilities to business-critical systems and assets across cyber-physical environments.

Datacom has formed a strategic partnership with Nozomi Networks to provide full-service IT and OT MSSP offerings designed to defend Aotearoa’s infrastructure.

Dragos, a global cybersecurity specialist, has partnered with Macnica to offer its OT cybersecurity solutions in Japan.

The integration of OT systems into IT networks expands their attack surface and creates new risks that need to be managed.

The best way forward is through IT/OT convergence, which will help a business drive efficiency, productivity and profitability.

These industrial cyber attacks can have far more catastrophic consequences than a data breach, such as system failures, leakages or even explosions.

With increased connectivity comes increased risk, as OT systems become more interconnected with other networks, they become more vulnerable to cyber threats.

Trend Micro’s Latest report reveals significant visibility gaps in operational technology detection and response.