Taking place in Houston this October 28-29, 2024, the OT Cybersecurity Summit brings together OT, operations, ICS, and cybersecurity leaders from across the energy industry to discuss how to reduce system vulnerabilities and cyber threats across your OT operating environment.

Hear from CIOs, CISOs, and senior cybersecurity experts from leading energy producers and operators such as DTE Energy, Catapault Energy, BASF, Talen Energy, Chevron, and many more, and gain valuable insights on how to:

• Identify system vulnerabilities and cyber threats across the OT operating environment
• Address technology debt and security challenges faced across legacy systems
• Bridge the gap between IT/OT teams and understand the new cybersecurity risks in a converged operating environment
• And so much more

Dive into the Event Agenda and discover the range of case studies designed to show you what to do, and what not to do when developing your cybersecurity strategies and systems, and delve into hands-on discussion groups and workshops to learn about the different ways cybersecurity is being leveraged across the energy industry.

Download your copy of the OT Cybersecurity Summit Agenda today.

With growing complexities within the OT (Operational Technology) and IT (Information Technology) space, energy, utilities, and industrial manufacturers need to identify system vulnerabilities, bridge the gap between IT/OT teams, and understand that new cybersecurity risks continue to evolve in converged operating environments.

Ahead of our upcoming OT Cyber Security Summit, we spoke with event speaker and advisory board member, Reynaldo Gonzalez, Principal Cyber Security Architect at Cummins. With over 18 years of experience facilitating growth and driving successful business outcomes, Reynaldo plays a pivotal role in creating cybersecurity architecture reference standards at Cummins and supporting tools and rationalization efforts to enhance the organization's security posture. Read as he shares detailed insights on the strategies for balancing legacy systems with new security technologies, building a compelling business case for OT cybersecurity investments, and fostering a culture of collaboration to ensure seamless system convergence.

In today’s interconnected world, safeguarding critical infrastructure from cyber threats is more crucial than ever. The continuous evolution of technology and the adoption of the Connected Worker have created unprecedented opportunities for growth and innovation. However, they have also introduced a vast and complex digital landscape where vulnerabilities can be easily exploited. The cybersecurity challenges facing critical infrastructure are not hypothetical; they are stark realities with the potential to disrupt organizational and operational efficiency, damage reputations, compromise national security, disrupt economies, and endanger public safety.

Read the special report as it delves into:

• The critical importance of cybersecurity in protecting essential infrastructure in today’s interconnected world
• The growing threat of cyberattacks, particularly in industries such as oil and gas, utilities, and manufacturing, where the consequences of a breach can be severe
• The urgent need for stronger cybersecurity measures, including advanced technologies, zero-trust architecture, and standardized processes
• Practical guidance, including a step-by-step checklist, to help organizations effectively respond to cyber threats and bolster their defences against future attacks