Cybersecurity threats to Operational Technology (OT) systems are rising, with some attacks having potentially dire consequences. This has highlighted the need for CISOs to play a more significant role in OT security. Ensuring critical infrastructure protection, ensuring operational continuity, and avoiding financial and reputational losses are of utmost concern. Regulatory mandates and compliance demand further emphasize the importance of OT security.

Given that operational technologies bridge both IT and production systems, OT security risk ownership needs to be spread across multiple stakeholders. While it's crucial to engage engineers heavily in OT security, the responsibility should be shared across different roles within the organization. This raises the question: Does the CISO own OT security, or does that ownership lie elsewhere?

In this exclusive Exchange Session, we will take a deep dive into:

◾ CISOs' changing role in OT: Combining active defense and planning.

◾ Shared OT security: Building teamwork across the organization.

◾ Differences in securing OT's industrial control systems compared to IT systems.

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