Cyber OT Intelligence Hub

In operational technology, cybersecurity has always relied on people:  operators verifying data, engineers interpreting behavior, and technicians confirming what systems report. In...

It’s 3 AM. The CISO’s phone rings. A critical OT cyberattack is underway. Within minutes, the most critical assets – turbines, pumps,...

Critical infrastructure operators face a Faustian bargain when ransomware strikes. Paying hackers to restore operations may appear the easiest route, but every...

The increased risk from OT cyberattacks by state-sponsored actors and sophisticated criminal networks has driven regulators to tighten requirements. In the U.S.,...

With a new Administration that issued a government-wide regulatory freeze on Jan. 20 and launched a deregulatory executive order eleven days later,...

Automation is now a core part of oil and gas operations. Companies are expanding the use of remote operations, real-time optimization, and...

This week marks the 15th anniversary of Stuxnet’s discovery on 17 June 2010: the most well-known (and notorious) OT cyber-attack to disrupt...

Critical Infrastructure operators have long invested heavily in OT cybersecurity via network segmentation, enforcement of network access restrictions, and deploying perimeter defenses....

Most OT cyber threats that target critical infrastructure (power, water, manufacturing) never make the news. They don’t get disclosed. Sometimes, they aren’t...