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Consider these cybersecurity best practices to help users achieve an acceptable risk level for their facilities. This feature originally appeared in AUTOMATION 2022 Volume 4: Cybersecurity & Connectivity.

In this new video series powered by Nozomi Networks, Marty Rickard aka “Marty the OT Guy” shares tips and tricks from his experience in the field, along with the occasional funny story and a unique lab challenge in every episode.

With recent technology advances, intrinsic safety now offers the safest, most cost effective and easiest way to deploy solutions that safeguard your process operations.

Determine your level of cyber risk and knock out the threats with an OT Zero Trust approach. This feature originally appeared in AUTOMATION 2022 Volume 4: Cybersecurity & Connectivity.

Big-name companies are choosing to invest in US manufacturing as a result of the billions of dollars of subsidies coming out of the Inflation Reduction Act, the CHIPs and Science Act in particular. Does this mark a new era of growth for US manufacturing?

95% of organizations expect OT cybersecurity responsibility to shift from directors and managers to CISOs in the next 12 months.

The Accenture Operation: Next ‘23 OT Cybersecurity Summit discussed protection, defense, resilience and the ransomware attack on Bridgestone Americas.

Building a wireless network for a processing facility, automation assembly plant, manufacturing complex or other large industrial space can be a daunting task.

While HMI/SCADA technology is relatively mature, there is still a lot of room for innovations that benefit developers and end users alike.

Hannover Messe has increasingly featured sustainability, flexibility and energy efficiency in automation as key themes.

Because DH+ is many years older than Ethernet, it's not not nearly as fast, sophisticated or flexible. However, it supported the manufacturing applications of its time very well.

Automated manufacturing is growing fast. As always, along with greater efficiency comes greater risk. The OT Threat Research team at TXOne Networks analyzes four automated factory trends that warrant focused cybersecurity attention: the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT); industrial robots; augmented reality (AR) devices; and additive manufacturing (AM).

The market for collaborative robots is forecast to show strong growth over the coming years, with rising sales in industrial and non-industrial sectors and new application scenarios being developed.

Clark Dressen, Dow Corporation global director, described extending the reach of systems with the application of private 5G networks at the 27th Annual ARC Industry Forum.

Closing security gaps and strengthening security make organizations more resilient to future threats. This feature originally appeared in AUTOMATION 2023 Volume 2: Connectivity & Cybersecurity.

Digital twins are machine and process simulations that enhance CNC part and tool program management, commissioning capabilities, operator training and more.

Over the past decade, AI has pushed steadily at the boundaries of the cloud computing environment in a bid to infiltrate the realm beyond.

When it comes to industrial computing products, certifications from Underwriters Laboratories play a crucial role in ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance.

Edge devices enhance smart CNC machines without impacting controller operation, ensuring machine performance and productivity.

Global demand for semiconductors has plummeted this year, hitting the heavily specialized manufacturing economies of South Korea and Taiwan particularly hard.