Operational disruption from cyber attacks is common and costly.
In 2023, about 1 in 4 industrial operators had to shut down operations due to OT (operational technology) security incidents*. Many of these could have been prevented with a proactive cybersecurity plan, at a fraction of the cost.
Join us on Wednesday 23 October, as we explore cost-effective strategies and tools to protect your industrial operations from common cyber threats.
In this complimentary webinar, we'll present best practices to keep industrial OT secure, connected and efficient. We'll explore how to:
Assess the current threat landscape
Apply the latest risk assessment and mitigation strategies for resource and industrial assets
Integrate robust and layered cybersecurity measures throughout the system lifecycle for seamless protection and long-term resilience
Our systems integration specialists will share case studies, lessons learned and recommendations based on our experience implementing cybersecurity systems with leading global operators.
The problem: interconnected systems can introduce new risks
As systems become more connected, the risk of costly breaches and operational disruptions grow. Traditional siloed cybersecurity approaches often fail to address modern complexities, relying on a single line of defense instead of an fit-for-purpose and layered strategy.
Without a unified approach, organisations tend to lag in adopting new technologies, leaving their operations vulnerable to attacks.
The solution: comprehensive risk assessment and cybersecurity integration
Safeguard your business with tailored risk assessments and mitigation strategies that are cost-effective and evolve with emerging threats.
We'll demonstrate how you can integrate and optimise cybersecurity measures throughout your system lifecycle. By embedding security from the beginning and adopting new technologies, your systems become more resilient.
Through continuous monitoring, maintenance and optimisation, you can protect your assets while ensuring operational efficiency and production continuity.
Who should attend
Industrial controls teams, industrial technology procurement teams, automation control professionals, network specialists, facility operations and plant leadership, engineers, operations, project managers dealing with OT security
Certificate
Attendees can download a certificate for professional development hour credits.**
The session will take approximately 60 minutes and includes some time at the end to answer questions.
Questions?
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*Palo Alto Networks survey, December 2023, 2,000 respondents, 16 countries in Americas, Europe and APAC
**Certificate of attendance: this webinar is intended to assist participants in retaining and expanding their knowledge base. Wood will provide a certificate for download at the end of the session if all criteria posted in the event room are fulfilled. Acceptance as a professional development hour is at the discretion of the organization that receives the submittal.
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