Posts Tagged ‘OT endpoint protection’
Zero Trust Security for Microgrids and Energy Control Systems
Key Points Growing Cyber Risk in Microgrids: The distributed nature, two-way data flows, and device diversity in microgrids greatly expand the attack surface, making traditional perimeter-based security insufficient. Limitations of Legacy Security: Older “verify then trust” models lack device-level authentication/encryption, leaving systems vulnerable if an insider device is compromised and failing to protect at Purdue…
Read MoreZero Trust for OT Security: Cyber Defense Inside the Perimeter
Inside the Perimeter Defense is a Crucial Part of Defense in Depth for OT Security Firewalls for OT Security Perimeter Defense Firewalls are essential components of network security, acting as perimeter defenses that control incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules. However, they are not without their own set of potential security…
Read MoreDNP3 Cybersecurity Risks: How to Protect ICS & SCADA Systems
DNP3 Cybersecurity Risks Quick Summary DNP3 is widely used in ICS and SCADA but faces significant security gaps, especially in legacy systems. Common threats include man-in-the-middle attacks, packet manipulation, and master impersonation. Legacy compatibility issues mean many systems still lack encryption and authentication. Mitigation requires strong authentication, encryption, integrity protection, and network segmentation. Zero Trust…
Read MoreBenefits of Zero Trust for OT Cybersecurity
Operational technology (OT) refers to the hardware and software systems that are used to control and monitor physical devices, processes, and events in an organization. These systems are critical to the functioning of many industries, including manufacturing, energy, transportation, and utilities. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on securing OT systems due…
Read MoreWhy you need device-level endpoint protection for improving OT security
Challenges in transferring IT security methods to protect OT devices leave commercial and industrial facilities open to attacks. These attacks can disrupt building or process operations, create safety issues, and result in data theft or ransomware. OT devices in industry 4.0 applications in manufacturing facilities and chemical processing plants are vulnerable to attacks that break…
Read MoreScaling at the Edge – Making Industrial IoT and Smart Buildings Cyber Safe
Making Industrial IoT and Smart Buildings Cyber Safe Veridify’s cybersecurity uses technology from Intel and industrial computing hardware from Advantech. Veridify and Advantech were invited by Intel to participate in Intel’s “Scaling at the Edge” video series. Watch Video (10 min) | View Slides Watch our more detailed webinar on the same topic. Video Transcript…
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