Managed Detection and Response für OT (Operational Technology)

How to Set Security Program Priorities that Enhance Cyber Resilience

Cybersecurity teams that want to be effective must first become efficient.

7 Key Things a Good RFP Should Cover — MSS and MDR

We’ve identified seven key considerations to keep in mind when evaluating managed security services, including MDR.

A different Approach to MDR

Protecting your Changing Environments with High-Touch, Customized Threat Detection & Response Services

OT: The Time for Remote Access Security is Now

Critical infrastructure systems are becoming increasingly connected to traditional IT systems, and as a result, are increasingly targeted.

Defending Against Cyberattacks in the Increasingly Vulnerable Manufacturing Industry

As manufacturing relies more and more on remote access and automation, cyber hygiene continues to be one of the top challenges in securing manufacturers across the nation.

ModernCISO Guide to Managed Detection & Response

The MDR market has become crowded, noisy, and competitive. As a security leader, how do you differentiate between MDR providers whose claims sound similar, but who actually deliver widely varying levels of service and detection capability?

A CISO’s Roadmap for IT/OT Convergence

Hyperconnectivity of OT, ICS and SCADA environments has created an overlap between IT and OT environments, exposing formerly segmented systems to much wider attack surfaces. CISOs operating in newly or soon-to-be converged IT/OT environments, therefore, have a new charge — to integrate OT security into their existing security programs.

IT vs. OT Security: 6 Strategies You Can Adapt to Secure OT Environments

The convergence of IT/OT means OT environments are no longer “walled off” from the rest of the organization or even the rest of the world. Exposure to cybersecurity threats in these systems is growing, and a successful attack could be extremely damaging to production, safety, and system availability.

Anatomy of an Attack

The convergence of IT/OT is upon us, bringing new challenges for both the IT and OT units to navigate. Traditionally, operational technology has been managed by site engineers with a focus on reliability and safety.

Operational Technology The Great IT Convergence

Critical infrastructure is vital to the functioning of modern societies and economies. When it breaks down or is destroyed, the consequences can be devastating and far-reaching.

OT Monitoring

Mining organizations are facing complex challenges when it comes to securing their operations. Most companies operate in complicated environments, involving multiple units and control systems distributed across broad and remote geographical areas.

Managed Detection and Response Solution Overview

Our Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services address the multiple environments of a modern workplace: on-premise IT infrastructure, distributed endpoints, cloud, and OT/ICS environments.

Strategies for Visibility Into Operational Technology (OT)

Do you have visibility into the assets you need to protect? How do you mitigate the increased risks associated with IT/OT convergence and the erosion of air-gapped networks? Do you have a plan for when an incident occurs?

Strategies for Visibility into Operational Technology (OT) Cybersecurity Webcast

6 IT Security Strategies You Can Adapt for OT Environments

As OT systems connect with IT networks, security gaps are appearing. If you need to help OT leaders adopt a cybersecurity-first approach, change how you talk security.