Director of Content Marketing, Cyolo
Jennifer Tullman-Botzer has over a decade of experience in cybersecurity marketing and is as tired as you are of hackers-in-hoodies stock images. She joined Cyolo in 2021 and currently serves as director of content marketing.
NIST SP 800-82r4 expands Zero Trust guidance for OT, covering privileged access management, strong identity, continuous monitoring, legacy-system constraints, ZTNA, and implementation that preserves availability and safety.
Shared vendor logins feel efficient, but they can obscure accountability and slow recovery when something goes wrong. This blog explores the operational risks of shared accounts and offers practical tips for how to control remote third-party access without disrupting production.
AI agents may already be operating in OT environments through trusted users, devices, and authenticated sessions. This “shadow AI access” can create operational and security risk, but strong identity and access controls, least privilege, and zero trust can help reduce its impact.
AI-enabled cyber threats are evolving faster than critical infrastructure can safely adapt. Following OpenAI’s recent call for collective cyber defense, we examine the implications for OT security and explore how strong identity and access controls can protect legacy and hard-to-patch systems without disrupting essential operations.
TrendAI researchers identified thousands of internet-exposed cyber-physical devices near U.S. data centers. Their findings underscore the importance of securing not just servers and networks but also the operational systems and remote access pathways that keep AI workloads running.
In a previous article, we examined four long-held assumptions about OT remote access that deserve to be revisited. This follow-up explores three more questions that are reshaping how industrial organizations think about secure remote access.
As OT remote access becomes increasingly essential to industrial operations, some long-standing assumptions about security, third-party vendor access, and legacy infrastructure deserve a second look.
A practical guide for OT leaders seeking IT support for OT-first secure remote access. Learn how to address common objections, align with IT priorities, and build a stronger business case for industrial secure remote operations.
The recent AI-driven cyberattack targeting a Mexico water utility revealed both the risks of ungoverned IT/OT convergence and the growing importance of OT security fundamentals like access control and segmentation.
Modern manufacturing relies on connected systems, third-party vendors, remote maintenance teams, legacy OT infrastructure, and distributed facilities. Learn how an OT-focused secure remote access solution can help protect uptime and meet cybersecurity requirements in this complex environment.