Posts Tagged ‘Zero Trust’
Zero Trust for OT Security – Shields Up vs Damage Report
In the original and newer Star Trek episodes and movies, the captain would order “shields up” or “raise shields” prior to an attack to prevent damage to the USS Enterprise. The shields were some sort of force field of which the physics is never fully described. During or after an attack the captain would request…
Read MoreZero Trust for OT Security – Overcoming Legacy Device Security Gaps and Technical Debt
The proliferation of interconnected Operational Technology (OT) devices in critical infrastructure and industrial sectors has ushered in new opportunities for increased efficiency and automation. However, this digital transformation also brings forth significant cybersecurity challenges. Perimeter security is not a sufficient solution and legacy devices and systems often lack robust security measures, leaving critical infrastructure vulnerable…
Read MoreZero Trust Security for Building Automation: What You Need to Know
Building automation systems (BAS) are becoming increasingly common in commercial buildings, providing centralized control of building operations, including HVAC, lighting, access control, elevators, and life safety systems. While these systems can increase energy efficiency and reduce costs, they also pose significant security risks. In recent years, there have been several high-profile attacks on building automation…
Read MoreDifferences between Zero Trust, Network Segmentation, and Microsegmentation for OT Cybersecurity
Zero Trust, Network Segmentation, and Microsegmentation important OT cybersecurity strategies, but they have different goals and approach to security. This post will discuss how these approaches are used and how they are different. ZERO TRUST Zero trust is a security model that assumes that all network traffic, whether it originates from inside or outside the…
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…
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Blog Post Summary – list of Veridify Security blog posts back through 2019 2023 Building Automation Systems, Smart Buildings, and 5 Ways to Make Them Cyber Secure (webinar) Zero Trust – A Virtual Air Gap for OT Security Zero Trust for OT Security – Shields Up vs Damage Report Zero Trust for OT Security –…
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