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OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident a Wake-Up Call—Not a Reason to Panic

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Former Pfizer Global Head of Automation Engineering James LaBonty writes about how to develop an AI-powered cybersecurity strategy to protect cyber-physical systems (CPS) in manufacturing environments. An AI-powered CPS security strategy in manufacturing should establish operational resilience as its prime mission statement. That means ensuring that uptime of manufacturing assets is paramount. It also means strategizing about how to handle the growing influx of vulnerability disclosures driven by frontier AI models

Operational Resilience

Cyber Resilience

How AI Fits into a Manufacturing CPS Security Strategy

Cyber Resilience

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Securing the Frontier: Moving Past AI Fear and Toward Systemic Incentives

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A New Jersey appeals court agreed with an earlier court’s decision that cybersecurity insurance providers could not deny ransomware coverage under a so-called “war exclusion” for a cybersecurity incident Merck & Co. claimed caused $1.4 billion in losses.

Cybersecurity Insurance

Merck Ransomware Insurance Ruling Helps Clear Fog of Cyberwar

George V. Hulme

Avoid these seven pitfalls when seeking cybersecurity liability insurance; ensure you understand policy terms and conditions, conduct due diligence, and involve the proper stakeholders, among other things.

Cybersecurity Insurance

Cybersecurity Liability Insurance Pitfalls to Avoid

George V. Hulme

Navigating cybersecurity insurance in a recession requires diligence about systemic cybersecurity risks that can cause premiums to rise or insurers to consider an organization uninsurable.

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Navigating Cyber Insurance in a Recession

George V. Hulme

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Project Glasswing and the Claude Mythos Preview have caused an upheaval related to vulnerability discovery and exploit development. On Nexus, former NSA Director Adm. Michael S. Rogers introduces some nuance to the discussion. The nuance that isn’t being articulated enough, he says, is that Project Glasswing is largely a defensive effort that does more to level the playing field between threat actors and defenders than we may realize.

Cyber Resilience

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Vulnerability Management

Exploring Some Nuance on Project Glasswing

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Cyber Resilience

Risk Management

Vulnerability Management

CISA Alert on EOL Edge Devices Should Also Spark Enhanced CPS Defenses

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

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Operational Resilience

Cyber Resilience

Imminent National Cyber Strategy May Lean on Offense at the Expense of Defense

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Cyberattacks against the food and beverage industry are opportunistic and leverage the growth in digitization to exploit previously unmanaged vulnerabilities to disrupt operations.

Food & Beverage

On the Menu: Cybersecurity Risks in the Food and Beverage Industry

George V. Hulme

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Providence CISO Mike Ratliff writes about his organization's adoption of artificial intelligence. While AI is making rapid inroads in terms of reducing the time around low-impact, high-frequency tasks, there's still caution around deep deployments on systems that affect patient care directly. Providence's test-validate-scale model reflects the realities of healthcare, where changes must be introduced carefully to avoid unintended consequences.

Operational Resilience

Risk Management

AI in Healthcare Cybersecurity: How We're Scaling Defense Without Losing Control

ASL Roma 1 CISO Stefano Scaramuzzino and Deloitte’s Fabio Battelli explain the next evolution of cybersecurity and risk governance at Italy’s largest public health authority: canonical risk. The hospital's HOPE framework is the decision layer for this concept, a governed, explainable, and auditable synthesis of technical signals, operational context, and explicit priority logic that inform remediation and mitigation actions.

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At ASL Roma 1, Canonical Risk Informs Governance, Remediation Actions

Stefano Scaramuzzino

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Imminent National Cyber Strategy May Lean on Offense at the Expense of Defense

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Former Pfizer Global Head of Automation Engineering James LaBonty writes about how to develop an AI-powered cybersecurity strategy to protect cyber-physical systems (CPS) in manufacturing environments. An AI-powered CPS security strategy in manufacturing should establish operational resilience as its prime mission statement. That means ensuring that uptime of manufacturing assets is paramount. It also means strategizing about how to handle the growing influx of vulnerability disclosures driven by frontier AI models

Operational Resilience

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How AI Fits into a Manufacturing CPS Security Strategy

Internet-facing cyber-physical systems (CPS) are a consequential and structural risk in many modern manufacturing environments, one that can introduce disruption without the need for much sophistication on a threat actor’s part.

Cyber Resilience

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Exposed Manufacturing Assets a Consequential Risk

AJ Eserjose, Regional Director for Operational Technology Information Sharing and Analysis Center (OT-ISAC), writes about how the information shared among members of a hub such as OT-ISAC creates a predictive resilience. Attack, threat, and risk signals are aggregated from contributions made by different members into comprehensive intelligence that improves overall cyber and operational resilience.

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How Collective Intelligence Enhances Predictive Resilience

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Congress' failure to reauthorize the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA 2015) signals a fundamental shift in threat intelligence sharing and overall risk management strategies.

Vulnerability Management

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CISO Survival Guide: 4 Steps to Prepare for CISA 2015 Expiration

George V. Hulme

China-nexus threat actors are targeting edge devices that do not support EDR. Adm. Michael Rogers writes that cyber-physical systems could be next since many of the connected OT, IoT, and IoMT devices and sensors also lack EDR protection.

Operational Resilience

Internet of Things

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Adversaries' Adaptability is Bad News for Cyber-Physical Systems

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Amazon's intent to replace humans with robots represents a wave of cyber-physical systems (CPS) security that will need to be implemented not only in the logistics and warehousing industries but also for work-in-process (WIP) inventory in manufacturing and other critical industries.

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Automation Inroads Bring Urgency to CPS Protection

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More than 250 influential cybersecurity leaders from industrial companies, healthcare delivery organizations, and the highest levels of government convened for Claroty’s fourth annual thought leadership conference to share best practices on cyber-physical systems cybersecurity, protection, and resilience strategies.

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CPS Security Leaders Establish Priorities for Resilience at Nexus 2025

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OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident a Wake-Up Call—Not a Reason to Panic

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Former Pfizer Global Head of Automation Engineering James LaBonty writes about how to develop an AI-powered cybersecurity strategy to protect cyber-physical systems (CPS) in manufacturing environments. An AI-powered CPS security strategy in manufacturing should establish operational resilience as its prime mission statement. That means ensuring that uptime of manufacturing assets is paramount. It also means strategizing about how to handle the growing influx of vulnerability disclosures driven by frontier AI models

Operational Resilience

Cyber Resilience

How AI Fits into a Manufacturing CPS Security Strategy

Cyber Resilience

Operational Resilience

Risk Management

Securing the Frontier: Moving Past AI Fear and Toward Systemic Incentives

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ICS Advisory founder Dan Ricci explains why a list of operational technology (OT) assets is not an asset inventory. Asset inventories must be organized, updated, and physically validated. Only then can this facet of asset management support enterprise-wide risk management and cyber-physical systems protection programs.

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From Inventory to Insight: Turning OT Visibility into Concrete Risk Reduction

AJ Eserjose, Regional Director for Operational Technology Information Sharing and Analysis Center (OT-ISAC), writes about how the information shared among members of a hub such as OT-ISAC creates a predictive resilience. Attack, threat, and risk signals are aggregated from contributions made by different members into comprehensive intelligence that improves overall cyber and operational resilience.

Cyber Resilience

Operational Resilience

Operational Technology

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How Collective Intelligence Enhances Predictive Resilience

OT has a cybersecurity skills gap. Leading organizations, however, are responding by building cross-functional IT/OT security teams, investing in OT-specific training, creating hybrid cybersecurity roles, and leveraging managed OT security services to bridge immediate gaps. They are also prioritizing asset visibility, documentation, and standardized processes to reduce reliance on tribal knowledge.

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OT Cybersecurity Faces a Skills Gap

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The HHS Office for Civil Rights proposes substantial rule changes to the long-standing Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Security Rule. While details on the proposed rule changes remain unclear, HHS plans to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) by the end of the year. These changes are believed to be the most substantial changes since the HIPAA Security rule went into effect in 2003

Significant Changes to HIPAA Security Rule on the Way

George V. Hulme

Mike Ratliff, AVP Security Engineering and Operations at Providence, writes about five steps healthcare delivery organizations should take to mitigate the risk of ransomware and extortion-based attacks.

Cyber Resilience

5 Things Hospitals Can Do to Mitigate Threats of Ransomware

Resilience, Recovery Strategies to Combat Ransomware and Extortion

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

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OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident a Wake-Up Call—Not a Reason to Panic

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Cyber Resilience

Operational Resilience

Risk Management

Securing the Frontier: Moving Past AI Fear and Toward Systemic Incentives

Providence CISO Mike Ratliff writes about his organization's adoption of artificial intelligence. While AI is making rapid inroads in terms of reducing the time around low-impact, high-frequency tasks, there's still caution around deep deployments on systems that affect patient care directly. Providence's test-validate-scale model reflects the realities of healthcare, where changes must be introduced carefully to avoid unintended consequences.

Operational Resilience

Risk Management

AI in Healthcare Cybersecurity: How We're Scaling Defense Without Losing Control

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Current OT cybersecurity budgeting approaches reflect a misalignment of prioritizing surface-level defenses over architectural shortcomings. Instead, CISOs should demand vendors deliver products that are secure by design, and address systemic failures over a reactive approach to the security of cyber-physical systems.

Operational Technology

Risk Management

The Economics of OT Cybersecurity: Are We Investing in the Wrong Priorities?

Enterprises often are blind to the use of open source software in commercial and homegrown software development. Vulnerabilities and other weaknesses in OSS deployments are significant exposures that must be managed and mitigated.

Vulnerability Management

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Visibility, Governance Key to Managing Open Source Risk

George V. Hulme

Technical debt in OT leads to increased operations costs as teams fight to maintain outdated systems, and security teams struggle to keep those same systems secure, often through compensating controls.

Operational Technology

Getting Strategic Against Technical Debt in OT

George V. Hulme

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ICS Advisory founder Dan Ricci explains why a list of operational technology (OT) assets is not an asset inventory. Asset inventories must be organized, updated, and physically validated. Only then can this facet of asset management support enterprise-wide risk management and cyber-physical systems protection programs.

Cyber Resilience

Operational Resilience

Operational Technology

Vulnerability Management

Risk Management

From Inventory to Insight: Turning OT Visibility into Concrete Risk Reduction

Project Glasswing and the Claude Mythos Preview have caused an upheaval related to vulnerability discovery and exploit development. On Nexus, former NSA Director Adm. Michael S. Rogers introduces some nuance to the discussion. The nuance that isn’t being articulated enough, he says, is that Project Glasswing is largely a defensive effort that does more to level the playing field between threat actors and defenders than we may realize.

Cyber Resilience

Operational Resilience

Vulnerability Management

Exploring Some Nuance on Project Glasswing

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Data centers have been targeted for kinetic attacks during the ongoing Iran war, and given their strategic prioritization during the conflict, they could be targeted for cyberattacks as well. Nexus contributor James LaBonty explains the risk and potential vulnerabilities, including building management systems and other cyber-physical systems.

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Protecting Physical, Digital Security of Data Centers During Conflict

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The Department of Defense has issued comprehensive guidance requiring all organizational units to implement zero-trust security principles across operational technology (OT) systems, marking a fundamental shift in how the military secures critical infrastructure from power grids to manufacturing control systems.

Operational Technology

Cyber Resilience

Pentagon Mandates Zero Trust Security Framework for Operational Technology Environments

George V. Hulme

The convergence of IT and OT systems, primarily driven by the deployment of IIoT (industrial Internet of Things), cloud computing, and the need for remote monitoring, has fundamentally altered the OT architecture that the Purdue Model was initially designed to help manage.

Risk Management

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Operational Technology

Is It Time to Rethink the Purdue Model?

George V. Hulme

Operational Resilience

Operational Technology

Poor Visibility Still a Drag on Secure Third-Party Remote Access

George V. Hulme

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Nexus Digest Episode 4 features ICS Advisory Project founder Dan Ricci. Ricci describes the need to distinguish between asset lists and actual asset inventories, what those differences are, and how to make the most of the information made available. Device data such as firmware versions, protocol identification, and more are vital to other aspects of the OT and cyber-physical systems protection program, including exposure management and segmentation initiatives.

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Nexus Digest: Dan Ricci on Turning Visibility into Risk Reduction

Nexus Digest Episode 4 features ICS Advisory Project founder Dan Ricci. Ricci describes the need to distinguish between asset lists and actual asset…

Jon Holzbauer, OT systems manager at Silgan Containers, is featured in Episode 3 of Claroty Nexus Digest. Jon discusses the skills gap between IT security teams and OT asset operators as these two distinct operational disciplines converge. He also describes the challenges and conflicting priorities that emerge in converged environments, and how to navigate those.

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Nexus Digest: Jon Holzbauer on CPS Security Skills Gap

Jon Holzbauer, OT systems manager at Silgan Containers, is featured in Episode 3 of Claroty Nexus Digest. Jon discusses the skills gap between IT security…

Former Pfizer global head of automation engineering Jim LaBonty is featured in Episode 2 of Nexus Digest. Jim discusses a recent article he wrote on the interlock between data centers and modern manufacturing facilities. He describes their dependencies and how cybersecurity fits in these relationships.

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Nexus Digest: Jim LaBonty on Data Center and Manufacturing Cybersecurity

Former Pfizer global head of automation engineering Jim LaBonty is featured in Episode 2 of Nexus Digest. Jim discusses a recent article he wrote on the…

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Nexus Podcast: John Laliberte on AI and Non-Human Identity Controls

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Nexus Podcast: Jessica Ji on Frontier AI Models and Cybersecurity

On this episode of the Nexus Podcast, Krista Arndt, Associate Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the St. Luke's University Health Network of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, explains how healthcare's rapid adoption of technology has created cybersecurity exposures that must be mitigated. Compensating controls such as microsegmentation have also enabled innovative new procedures that improve patient care.

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Nexus Podcast: Krista Arndt on Healthcare Cyber Resilience

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How Under-Resourced Healthcare Providers Can Up Their Cybersecurity Game

George V. Hulme

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Risk Management

Better Medical Device Classification for Enhanced Risk Management

Cyber Resilience

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Deterrence in Cyberspace Proving to be a Difficult Exercise

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)

Operational Technology

Does DevOps have a place in OT/ICS Development?

George V. Hulme

Cyber Resilience

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US Government Expands Tech Restrictions to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure

George V. Hulme

Cyber Resilience

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CPS Security Leaders Convene on One Goal: Protect Mission-Critical Infrastructure

Risk Management

NIS2 Directive Must Be More Than a Compliance Exercise

George V. Hulme

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Putting SBOMs to Practical Use

George V. Hulme

Mike Ratliff, AVP Security Engineering and Operations at Providence, writes about five steps healthcare delivery organizations should take to mitigate the risk of ransomware and extortion-based attacks.

Cyber Resilience

5 Things Hospitals Can Do to Mitigate Threats of Ransomware

Healthcare delivery organizations using open-source software experience a balance of development advantages and security tradeoffs. Visibility, oversight, and tracking the use of OSS is critical to reducing risks it introduces. SBOMs, meanwhile, can be an advantage, in particular with regard to vulnerability management.

Cyber Resilience

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Risk Management

Understanding the Risks of Open Source Software in Healthcare

George V. Hulme

In OT and ICS cybersecurity, living off the land (LOTL) techniques refer to the practice of attackers using the existing tools and processes in a target system to carry out their malicious activities. This approach is particularly dangerous because it allows the attacker to blend in with everyday activities, making detection significantly more challenging.

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How Living-Off-The-Land Techniques Impact OT and ICS

CISOs remain at risk for potential securities fraud charges as public ‘security statements’ can still be used against them despite a New York judge's ruling that all but ended the SEC's case against SolarWinds and its CISO Tim Brown.

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Judge Dismisses Most of SEC Case vs. SolarWinds; CISOs Must Remain Wary

George V. Hulme

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The Nexus podcast features conversations with security leaders, researchers, and experts sharing their expertise on cyber-physical systems security.

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Nexus Podcast: John Laliberte on AI and Non-Human Identity Controls

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Nexus Podcast: Jessica Ji on Frontier AI Models and Cybersecurity

On this episode of the Nexus Podcast, Krista Arndt, Associate Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the St. Luke's University Health Network of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, explains how healthcare's rapid adoption of technology has created cybersecurity exposures that must be mitigated. Compensating controls such as microsegmentation have also enabled innovative new procedures that improve patient care.

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Nexus Podcast: Krista Arndt on Healthcare Cyber Resilience