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.
Third-party vendor support is deeply embedded in AI data center operations, where interconnected systems require continuous tuning and optimization. But many operators lack clear visibility into what happens after vendors are granted access, creating both security and operational risk.
New research shows that over 50% of organizations rely on unmonitored third-party access. Learn why vendor remote access is a leading OT cybersecurity risk – and how to secure it with identity-based access, time-bound controls, and real-time monitoring.
IT security tools that ignore OT realities may appear effective on paper, but they regularly fail in live environments where uptime and safety are non-negotiable. Ultimately, effective OT security is less about adding more controls and more about applying the right controls in a way that does not disrupt operations.
Though commonly used, jump servers have significant limitations as a remote access method in OT environments. See how to improve security, control, and operational agility with identity-based, zero trust access.