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Planned Plant Shutdowns: Cybersecurity Opportunities and Risks
It is essential to incorporate cybersecurity efforts into the planned plant shutdown process. -
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What IT Pros Should Know About OT Cybersecurity
OT cybersecurity is not as simple as merging strategies and expectations from IT environments over to the industrial control system (ICS) environment. -
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Detecting AI-Generated Phishing Attacks Targeting Industrial Control System Operators
ICS operators have become increasingly frequent targets of cyberattacks. What should decision-makers incorporate into training modules for ICS operators? -
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Defending Against State-Sponsored Cyberattacks in 2025
State-sponsored cyberattacks and nation-state data breaches are on the rise in industrial sectors. How can cybersecurity professionals defend against them? -
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ISA/IEC 62443 Cybersecurity Standards Hit Their Stride
The ISA/IEC 62443 series of cybersecurity standards are finding their place among the essential building blocks of a secure industrial control system. -
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Building a Skilled Workforce to Meet the Demands of OT Cybersecurity
Businesses must consider how they can implement strategies to address the OT cybersecurity skills gap. -
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Jump-Start the Cyber Insurance Market to Drive Better OT Security
A recent report states that the cyber insurance market is not maturing fast enough to adequately drive better risk management in the private sector. -
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What Does the Florida Water Supply Incident Mean for ICS Cybersecurity?
ICS cybersecurity experts weigh in on the February 2021 breach of a water treatment plant in Oldsmar, Florida. -
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The Connection Between Cybersecurity and Safety
Risk assessment and risk management bridge the worlds of OT/ICS cybersecurity and safety. -
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What Do the Recent Cyberattacks on Big Brands Have to Tell Us?
The likelihood of cyberattacks increases with greater digitization of business processes, as shown by the June 2020 Honda and Natura attacks. -
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Facing the Challenge of Aligning Cybersecurity and Business
There's a disconnect between business and cybersecurity in most organizations today, but aligning them can make all the difference. -
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Automating Security Operations: SOAR Supports Integrated Cybersecurity
When it comes to critical infrastructure cybersecurity or risk management, the use of SOAR may provide a solution as an integrative system platform. -
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3 Ways to Secure IT and OT Environments in the Era of Convergence
A proactive over reactive approach to OT cybersecurity is essential to keep the pace to face the threats in today’s IT/OT converged environments. -
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What COVID-19 Taught Us About Cyber Risk Management
COVID-19 has been an object lesson in risk management and continuity planning, especially in terms of cybersecurity, for many businesses around the world. -
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7 Practical Steps to Secure Multi-AI Deployments for IoT and ICS/SCADA
Organizations can set themselves up to prioritize security even when deploying multiple AI systems in industrial settings. -
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Vulnerability Management in OT: Why Is Patching Devices in the Power Grid So Difficult?
Power grid operators are often unaware of publicly known vulnerabilities in their systems. Targeted patching could remedy this. Why do many energy suppliers still not do it? -
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Adaptive Predictive Functional Control of a Class of Nonlinear Systems
Research details use of a pseudo-partial derivative (PPD) to dynamically linearize a nonlinear system, and aggregation is applied to the predicted PPD, resulting in a model-free adaptive predictive co -
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8 Reasons to Harness the Power of Cobots for Superior Welding Automation
Collaborative robots (cobots) offer a middle ground between entirely automated and entirely manual workflows -
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Industrial Control System Cybersecurity: Build It in or Bolt It On?
A modern approach to industrial control system cybersecurity is to ensure that it is built in or secure by design. -
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A Single Cyber Defense is the Weakest Form of Cyber Protection
Your industrial plant or facility must have a proper defensive design so that the network, control devices & systems are cybersecurity hardened.




















