Security News > 2018 > August > The future of OT security in critical infrastructure
2018-08-09 21:48
Both the likelihood and consequences of cyberattacks to OT/ICS components continue to grow for modern industrial operations. While current advances in OT/ICS cyber security are impressive, new approaches are needed to gain defensive advantage over already-capable cyber adversaries, to keep up with new OT/ICS technologies, and to serve business risk management needs in increasingly-demanding, competitive environments. In all these cases, progress only comes when both IT and OT stakeholders can (1) correctly assess current and … More → The post The future of OT security in critical infrastructure appeared first on Help Net Security.
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