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Differences between Zero Trust, Network Segmentation, and Microsegmentation for OT Cybersecurity
Zero Trust, Network Segmentation, and Microsegmentation important OT cybersecurity strategies, but they have different goals and approach to security. This post will discuss how these approaches are used and how they are different. ZERO TRUST Zero trust is a security model that assumes that all network traffic, whether it originates from inside or outside the…
Read MoreBenefits of Zero Trust for OT Cybersecurity
Operational technology (OT) refers to the hardware and software systems that are used to control and monitor physical devices, processes, and events in an organization. These systems are critical to the functioning of many industries, including manufacturing, energy, transportation, and utilities. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on securing OT systems due…
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…
Read MoreVeridify Enhances DOME Sentry Cybersecurity with Multi-Protocol Model
Closes critical cyber protection gap between Operational Technology and Managed Services on shared Building Networks Shelton, CT (January 14, 2025) — Veridify Security, the leading provider of device-level cybersecurity solutions for building automation and industrial controls, today announced multi-protocol enhancements for the DOME Sentry™. With this software release, the DOME Sentry will now provide NIST Zero…
Read MoreAHR Expo 2025 Event Preview
Veridify Security will be exhibiting at the AHR Expo 2025 in Orlando at booth 1489. Verdify will be exhibiting a live demo of DOME™, a building automation cybersecurity platform that protects both new and existing building automation devices. The demo platform will showcase: DOME Sentry™ devices protecting an unprotected building thermostats and controller DOME Sentry…
Read MoreBuilding Automation and Smart Building Trends
Several key trends are shaping the future of building automation and smart buildings, driven by technological advancements, increasing demands for efficiency, and the need for sustainability. Here are some of the most significant trends: Integration and Interoperability: Building automation systems (BAS) are moving beyond traditional silos to integrate sensor information across various building systems. This…
Read MoreQuantum Computing is Decades Faster than the Best Supercomputers
Quantum computers represent a profound leap in computational capabilities, fundamentally different from traditional supercomputers. While supercomputers rely on traditional binary logic, quantum computers exploit the principles of quantum mechanics, enabling them to compute certain problems exponentially faster. Performance of Supercomputers vs Quantum Computers In 2023 Google scientists reported in a study that it completed a…
Read MoreThe Importance of Cybersecurity Protection for Building Infrastructure
Podcast Outline Introduction Understanding Cybersecurity for Building Infrastructure Real-Time Security: A Necessity Smart Buildings: Balancing Innovation and Security Zero Trust Systems: The Future of Cybersecurity Challenges in Securing IoT Devices Implementing Secure Firmware Solutions Conclusion Podcast Transcript Introduction Welcome to another insightful episode of “Protecting Buildings and OT from Cyber Attacks,” where we delve into…
Read MoreDemo Video
DOME Zero Trust Cybersecurity Demo Demo Image and Video Layout Below is a demo of DOME focused on building automation using BACnet/IP. The concept applies the same to industrial automation and realted protocols such as Modbus, Ethernet/IP, DNP3, SNMP, and others. The image immediately below shows the actual demonstration system on the left, and the…
Read MoreCybersecurity Insurance for Buildings, BAS, BMS
Building owners should have cybersecurity insurance for their building automation systems (BAS) due to the increasing risk of cyberattacks on connected infrastructure. Key Reasons for BAS/BMS Cybersecurity Insurance Protection Against Financial Loss: A cyberattack on BAS can result in significant financial losses from system downtime, operational disruptions, or damaged equipment. Cybersecurity insurance can cover the…
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