In 2017, auto manufacturer Renault-Nissan became one of many organizations around the world to fall victim to the WannaCry ransomware. While WannaCry was effectively halted within a few days of its discovery, it was one […]
Now that the dust has settled a bit around the cyber attack at the Oldsmar water facility in Florida, and everyone has made their sales pitch, this is a good time to highlight some of […]
A combination of information technology (IT) and operations technology (OT) cybersecurity expertise is required to manage the influx of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices and increased IT/OT integration.
In 2017, the NotPetya malware was wreaking havoc around the world. Though it likely began as a state-sponsored Russian cyberattack targeting Ukraine, its ramifications quickly spread far and wide, including to multinational corporations like Chicago-based […]
The proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT) is making buildings more complex and dynamic, with hundreds of devices connecting to disparate systems to perform a wide range of functions like energy management, physical security […]
In 2007, the late Mike Assante blew up a 27-ton diesel generator with 30 lines of code, demonstrating to officials from the Department of Homeland Security the destructive potential of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure. Cyberattacks […]
Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility attack underscores the importance of protecting critical OT systems as well as IT systems
Choosing a safety instrumented system (SIS) architecture for defensible operation across the product lifecycle is one of the first decisions an organization must make; know these applicable standards.
The work from home trend is more than just a blip on the radar. What does that mean for industrial manufacturers and cybersecurity
The MITRE ATT&CK for ICS Matrix provides a common nomenclature that allows asset owners, security researchers and consultants, internal defenders and product vendors to better communicate about adversary techniques. Nothing in it is new to […]
In 2017, auto manufacturer Renault-Nissan became one of many organizations around the world to fall victim to the WannaCry ransomware. While WannaCry was effectively halted within a few days of its discovery, it was one […]
Now that the dust has settled a bit around the cyber attack at the Oldsmar water facility in Florida, and everyone has made their sales pitch, this is a good time to highlight some of […]
A combination of information technology (IT) and operations technology (OT) cybersecurity expertise is required to manage the influx of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices and increased IT/OT integration.
In 2017, the NotPetya malware was wreaking havoc around the world. Though it likely began as a state-sponsored Russian cyberattack targeting Ukraine, its ramifications quickly spread far and wide, including to multinational corporations like Chicago-based […]
The proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT) is making buildings more complex and dynamic, with hundreds of devices connecting to disparate systems to perform a wide range of functions like energy management, physical security […]
In 2007, the late Mike Assante blew up a 27-ton diesel generator with 30 lines of code, demonstrating to officials from the Department of Homeland Security the destructive potential of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure. Cyberattacks […]
Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility attack underscores the importance of protecting critical OT systems as well as IT systems
Choosing a safety instrumented system (SIS) architecture for defensible operation across the product lifecycle is one of the first decisions an organization must make; know these applicable standards.
The work from home trend is more than just a blip on the radar. What does that mean for industrial manufacturers and cybersecurity
The MITRE ATT&CK for ICS Matrix provides a common nomenclature that allows asset owners, security researchers and consultants, internal defenders and product vendors to better communicate about adversary techniques. Nothing in it is new to […]
