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A Cybersecurity Framework for Operational Technology
A resilient, proactive framework can protect critical industrial infrastructure. -
How to Meet Cloud and Edge Challenges
Cloud adoption and edge computing present significant challenges and opportunities for the manufacturing sector. -
How to Cross the Agentic AI Bridge to Physical AI in Manufacturing
NVIDIA’s Omniverse forms the portal to a future where digital efficiencies unite to overcome physical obstacles on the factory floor. -
OT Cybersecurity Best Practices: How to Align Tools Across Legacy and Modern Systems
The currect OT cybersecurity landscape necessitates building adaptable security architectures that apply tools in environment-specific ways, across both legacy infrastructure and modern digital systems. -
ISA/IEC 62443 Addresses Supply Chain Challenges
Implementing the ISA standard will provide needed security and stability in today’s complex supply chains. -
Configuration Change Management, Interoperability Play Roles in Mitigating Risks
Focusing on interoperability improves safety factors such as system integration, monitoring and control, diagnostics, emergency response and situation awareness. -
Seven Strategies for Making the Most of Manufacturing Data
By integrating ERP, MES, QMS and other core functionality, manufacturers can gain ready access to the data they need. -
Industry 6.0: How the Next Industrial Revolution Will Reshape Manufacturing
Manufacturers will need to adapt their workforce while prioritizing sustainability and transparency around increasingly intelligent and autonomous technologies. -
Understanding the Dark Web's Role in Industrial Cyber Threats
Dark web monitoring can help organizations identify and respond to potential threats before they reach critical infrastructure. -
The Shift Toward a Business Outcomes Mentality in OT Cybersecurity
What "business outcome" means will vary by project. But, to put it simply, the question is: “Has what I’ve done even worked?” -
2025 Trends for Augmented Reality in Manufacturing
These trends promise to redefine how manufacturing professionals and organizations leverage AR for innovation and growth. -
Capturing Process Data Without Process Penetrations: Non-Intrusive Instrumentation Delivers Flexibility
Externally mounted instruments can easily eliminate measurement gaps without equipment modification or a process shutdown. -
Blockchain Technology and IIoT Data Transactions
Securing IIoT networks can be difficult, given limited device functionality and their expansive, diverse nature. Blockchain is emerging as a potentially promising solution. -
Improving Life for the Workforce with Automation
When workers are freed from the grind of constant loading, unloading and monitoring, they’re able to shift their focus to solving problems, refining processes and maximizing the capabilities of new technology. -
Can Europe Militarize Its Way Out of Manufacturing Stagnation?
The largest producers within Europe are struggling to compete with the rest of the world when it comes to growth in the manufacturing sector. -
New Resource: Comparison of ISA/IEC 62443-4-1 and NIST SP 800-218, Secure Software Development Framework
A new document from ISAGCA and ISASecure compares the ISA/IEC 62443-4-1 standard with NIST SP 800-218, Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF). -
Ask the Automation Pros: How Do You Specify the Best Control Valve Characteristics?
The latest installment of the Ask the Automation Pros series from ISA describes what to consider when specifying process control valves. -
Overcoming Six Obstacles in Transitioning to Green Manufacturing
Even gradual implementation and green improvements are better than pushing them onto the back burner. -
How Ireland Is Solidifying Status as a Flagship Cybersecurity Hub
Six of the world’s 10 largest security software companies are located in Ireland, and about $2.8 billion of cybersecurity-related revenue is generated in the country. -
Process Control Charts in Manufacturing Excellence
Process control charts are an important application of statistical process control (SPC).
















