The 20 CIS Controls are about getting cybersecurity done. This framework considers the factors of people, process and technology, and uses straightforward language to reflect that philosophy. Although these controls were originally developed by the Center for Internet Security (CIS) to guide enterprise IT cybersecurity and data protection, adoption among critical infrastructure companies is rapidly increasing because of increased cyber threats to industrial control systems (ICS).

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Learn how Industrial Defender helped a global chemical processing company build a single pane of glass for monitoring their OT assets, including vulnerability assessment and passive monitoring capabilities.

Learn how Industrial Defender’s ASM enabled a large electric and gas utility to unify their OT architecture for enhanced security monitoring and put in place network intrusion detection in order to monitor suspicious network activity.

Learn how Industrial Defender used Automation Systems Manager to help an electrical distributed system operator meet the requirements of the CIS Controls and EU NIS Directive cybersecurity standards.

Managing and protecting both the physical and cyber assets of any large organization is always a challenging proposition. Within the utilities industry, there are several factors that make this vital process even more demanding. Download the white paper to learn why Industrial Defender ASM® has become the de facto tool for security and compliance monitoring for utilities.