OT devices in Industry 4.0 operating environments are susceptible to cyber attacks which can affect

productivity and safety, and result in major financial loses to an organisation. This has highlighted the

urgent need for operators to deploy endpoint protection so each OT device can protect itself and prevent

communication from unauthorized devices.

Join this workshop to understand and respond to:

● Overcoming vulnerability to malware attacks on endpoint devices that lack robust security measures

● Avoiding expensive downtime from a malware infection on critical OT devices

● Enhancing your security posture and providing an additional layer of protection to your OT security

strategy

● Responding to increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks with malware designed to exploit unique OT

system vulnerabilities

● Providing continuous monitoring and protection with real time defense safeguards

Having the best security tools and technologies in place can be totally undermined if you don’t have solid identity and access management as

the foundation of your cybersecurity efforts. You must ensure that you have a complete view of the identities flowing across your OT environment

if you want to avoid a devastating cyber attack.

Join this panel to discuss:

● Addressing siloed, manual and insecure OT IAM procedures

● Influencing senior leaders on the benefits of investment in modern OT IAM solutions

● Overcoming push back from OT during implementation of IAM controls

● Responding to increased regulatory requirements on improving cybersecurity for critical infrastructure control systems