Tracking Cybersecurity Progress at Industrial Companies
A new report indicates manufacturers are making OT cybersecurity a priority, but they still may not be doing enough to stay ahead of threats. Learn more.
Key Findings on the State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity
Hear about key findings from our State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report, learn more about the types of threats facing operational technology, and discover how OT teams can mitigate them.
Securing OT Networks Against Rising Attacks
OT networks can cover huge amounts of real estate and span a variety of network segments. Protection requires broad, integrated, and automated security systems that can see and respond to threats immediately, anywhere across the extended network.
Industry Trends | Business and Technology
The Importance of Operational Technology (OT) Systems to Maintain a Secure Standard of Living in Today’s Modern Society
The Operational Technology (OT) networks (such as industrial control and supervisory control and data acquisition systems [ICS/SCADA]) that run today’s modern society are a collection of devices designed to work together as an integrated and homogenous system. If one of these systems fails, it can have a catastrophic domino effect. For example, electricity requires telecommunications to transfer information on wheeling power from the electrical grid.
FortiGuard Labs Threat Research
Security Research News in Brief - October 2017 Edition
Welcome back to our monthly review of some of the most interesting security research publications.
Securing The Internet of Things – Industrial Control Systems
The Internet of Things (networks of uniquely identifiable endpoints, or "things," that communicate without human interaction using embedded IP connectivity) is the next industrial revolution. Estimates say there will be 24 Billion IoT devices installed by 2020, and $6 Trillion will be invested in IoT devices over the next 5 years. With that kind of growth and investment, protecting each of these “things” and their corresponding interactions with other components, including our networks, will be critical. So where is this...
