SOAR technologies are used to automate parts of the security investigation process, and access to the right contextual data is vital when using these tools in operational technology (OT) environments.

Matching individual needs with a specific OT cybersecurity solution is difficult. These seven questions will help inform the search for an OT cybersecurity solution.

Machine learning mimics the way humans make decisions using data and algorithms. Feeding the proper data to ML algorithms can help companies avoid falling victim to cyberattacks.

Tips for how operational technology (OT) engineers can engage with CISOs to make a strong case for their OT cybersecurity budget.

The Industrial Internet of Things is creating a merging of OT and IT systems, leading to an increase in vulnerabilities and a greater need for asset monitoring and threat detection.

Maritime operations are a critical aspect of national and global economies. The maritime sector must start educating themselves about operational technology security to prevent potential impacts from a cyber incident.

Learn how to manage the complexities of connected OT systems and their cybersecurity needs in port and marine environments.

How applying the Five Functions of NIST CSF, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover, can help organizations prevent or recover from a ransomware attack.

Testimony from CEO Joseph Blount shows that limited asset knowledge allowed for the ransomware exploit and constrained the company’s response.