ICS Security

Developing a regulatory security framework is essential for protecting connected systems in the ever-evolving landscape of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). During the recent IIoT World ICS Cybersecurity Day, experts discussed the shared responsibility among stakeholders—vendors, manufacturers, end-users, and regulatory bodies—in

The rapid expansion of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) brings both opportunities and challenges for industries across the globe. As organizations integrate connected devices into their operations, cybersecurity risks become more pronounced, particularly when managing legacy systems. The speakers

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) continues to revolutionize industries, but with this growth comes an increased responsibility to secure these systems. During IIoT World's ICS Cybersecurity Day, our speakers shared their perspectives on IIoT Security, ranging from stakeholder responsibility

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming industries by integrating physical and digital systems, offering significant benefits for industrial operations. However, its adoption has not met expectations due to challenges such as interoperability, cybersecurity, and workforce readiness. This article will

Even with the increased use of Microsoft Teams, Slack, and many other multi-functional messaging services, email remains a critical communication tool for most organizations.  OPSWAT partnered with Osterman Research to conduct a study to analyze email security breaches in critical

In today's interconnected industrial landscape, Operational Technology (OT) environments face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Merely knowing the software running on a network is no longer sufficient for robust OT security. Attackers are shifting their tactics, focusing on long-term infiltration and

To mitigate supply chain attacks, manufacturers can implement several strategies: Demand Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) from vendors:SBOMs provide a list of components within software, similar to an ingredient list. By analyzing the SBOM, manufacturers can identify third-party software and

Legacy Windows systems in Operational Technology (OT) environments present significant security challenges, but factory managers often face obstacles in modernizing these systems. Many OT systems rely on outdated platforms like Windows XP, which may no longer receive updates or support.

A new report highlights the increasing threat of DDoS attacks for businesses across all industries. It emphasizes that while the telecommunications industry remains the most targeted sector, other industries are experiencing significant increases in attack frequency, duration, and size. This