Why Third-Party Access to OT Environments Requires Stronger Security Controls

Third-party access to OT environments must be secured with identity-based, least-privilege controls rather than broad network access to reduce ransomware, supply-chain risk, and operational disruption.

Third-Party Remote Access in OT: The Soft Underbelly of Industrial Cybersecurity

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.

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Challenges - Secure Remote Access, Built for IT and Backed by OT

8 Steps to Take Now to Improve NIS2 Compliance Readiness

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Why the IT Security Toolkit Does Not Work for OT

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.

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How to Modernize Secure Remote Access in OT: 5 Limitations of Jump Servers

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.

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