Zero Trust
Key Differences Between Zero Trust OT Security and Traditional IT Security
How is Zero Trust for OT Security Different from Traditional IT Security? Zero Trust for operational technology (OT) security differs significantly from traditional IT security models in several ways. Here are some key differences: Security Method Traditional IT Security Zero Trust OT Security Trust Model – Assumes that everything inside the network can be trusted.…
Read MoreIncreasing Cyberattacks on Water Utilities
Water Utilities Cyberattacks Hacker groups from Russia, China, and Iran have all taken credit for recent cyberattacks on water utility companies in recent months, the EPA even warning smaller communities to take action. Water utility companies are on notice during federal inspections over the last year. Roughly 70% of them violated standards meant to prevent…
Read MoreThe Role of Cybersecurity for IoT Devices
The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized the way we live and work. With billions of connected devices, from smartphones to home appliances, building controls and industrial machinery, our world is more interconnected than ever before. However, this connectivity also brings with it significant security risks. Cybersecurity plays a crucial role in ensuring that data…
Read MoreZero Trust OT Security – Stopping Cyber Attacks on Industrial Control Systems (ICS/OT/SCADA)
Watch this webinar replay of “Zero Trust OT Security – Stopping Cyber Attacks on Industrial Control Systems (ICS /OT/SCADA)” to learn about applying zero trust security at the device level. This webinar addresses the following topics: ICS cybersecurity standards Existing ICS security approaches Zero Trust and device-level implementation Cybersecurity for existing ICS devices Zero Trust…
Read MoreApplying Zero Trust to OT Networks For Smart Buildings
In December 2021, a ransomware attack locked a BAS firm and its building client out of the system, taking out 75% of smart building OT. Using device-level SaaS security in a NIST-compliant Zero Trust framework, BAS vendors can prevent smart building breaches. SaaS security for OT devices uses device-level identification and authentication, with no direct device access…
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