Strategies

Analysis of the ICS advisory supports the development of appropriate strategies for their environments based on real-world risks.

A company’s ability to protect OT and critical infrastructure will be determined by how well it can cultivate cybersecurity talent.

Unscheduled and unplanned downtime on the plant floor can have significant consequences for manufacturing organizations.

Each new internet-connected device carries with it the burden of joining your network in accordance with latest cybersecurity practices.

Critical infrastructure is under attack. ICSP talked to Victor Atkins of 1898 and Co. about protecting critical infrastructure.

By identifying vulnerable suppliers and mitigating supply chain risk, a company can take proactive steps to protect their cybersecurity.

Manufacturing is the most targeted industry in the world for cyberattacks, and midsized manufacturers must have appropriate protections.

Learn how to prevent ransomware in OT/ICS industrial environments with 5 key steps to reduce the risk of an attack.

How do you get your organization cybersecurity prepared? Tabletop exercises are a great way to help build your incident response plan.

Asset visibility is the foundation of most cybersecurity activities, but many companies struggle to understand their own infrastructure.

Analysts at GlobalData offer their views of what 2023 holds for cybersecurity, including zero-trust cybersecurity.

Your ICS equipment could be at risk of shutdown on March 14, 2023, with the Microsoft DCOM hardening patch.

Critical infrastructure cybersecurity insights Critical infrastructure is very important to society and maintaining the basic needs of human life in modern times. Because of this, there is a need for critical infrastructure cybersecurity to protect […]

Endpoint security is the process of identifying, detecting, protecting and responding to cybersecurity threats at the device level.

Cyber criminals are experts at finding ways into protected systems and exploiting the information they find.

As the world becomes more and more connected, managing and mitigating cybersecurity risk with a SOC is a step toward cyber cleanliness.

Defending and responding to cybersecurity breaches is an important part of gaining new and better security practices.

David Masson, Sam May and Bryan Bennett discuss the importance of having a business continuity plan in the event of a cyberattack.

Ransomware has evolved into a fully-fledged industry, with competing groups that continually introduce new capabilities and techniques.

At Black Hat 25, Omdia Senior Principal Analyst Rik Turner spoke on zero trust and its place in the current landscape.

How SBOMs can help protect the supply chain and why things are likely to get worse before they get better.

At Black Hat, Kyle Tobener discusses harm reduction, reviews the research and proposes a framework for applying it to cybersecurity risks.

Chris Krebs looks back at the first 25 years of Black Hat and attempts to gauge where the industry is going in the next 25.

ICS Insights It is crucial to have proper cybersecurity when it comes to industrial control systems. The ICS periodic table provides insights on the best practices of industrial cybersecurity on industrial control systems. It is […]

Cybersecurity Insights As automation has become a regular feature of food processing facilities, the necessity for proper cybersecurity measures is more important than ever. It’s important to develop and implement a security awareness program, set […]

As an extra layer of security, several online services have adopted push notification-based two-factor authentication systems, whereby users must approve login attempts through a mobile device. In current authentication systems, especially the “tap to approve” […]

As the nature of digital warfare evolves, the need for a workforce trained in cybersecurity is critical for defending the United States from attacks. In response to the growing threat and the need for talent, […]

The CU Boulder-led initiative—MATCH, or Multi-tier Assistance, Training and Computational Help—is part of a larger program called Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem: Services and Support (ACCESS). ACCESS is replacing the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment […]

It’s been a tough year for cybersecurity teams. Critical infrastructure has faced an onslaught of cyberattacks, including high profile incidents like the Colonial Pipeline and JBS ransomware attacks and the Florida water treatment plant hack, and the situation doesn’t look […]

Air gaps and segmentation are common concepts to secure operational technology (OT) networks with the goal of minimizing the harm of a breach and threats by isolating it to a limited part of the network. Unless an […]

A poorly worded email or a message sent in anger can be costly to the average person’s professional career. That’s nothing compared to a single email that cost Austria-based airplane component manufacturer FACC close to […]

It has been said that anything is for sale for the right price, and that includes your most trusted employees. Bribes can turn trusted employees into malicious insiders who secretly help launch a ransomware attack […]

The inability to stop production and a bureaucratic approval process are the main barriers that inhibit industrial cybersecurity projects according to a report by Kaspersky.

Regardless of how companies buffer supply chain gaps, they need to be cybersecure.

Without evidence of security performance, companies may be left with significant cybersecurity risk, according to a Mandiant research report.

Address five areas to improve remote operations, of growing importance to keep manufacturing sites running efficiently, reliably and safely from a distance, to address COVID-19 pandemic concerns and demographic workforce pressures. Secure software and devices can improve remote access, cybersecurity and digitization.

Manufacturers are realizing the potential dangers from cyber attacks, but that is the first step in the process. Learn how companies are trying to combat this growing problem and what more they can do.

Manufacturers’ technology often wasn’t built to suppress today’s digital threats and with the advent of mobile technology in the workplace, it is easy for hackers to exploit this soft weaknesses.