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ENISA Attempts to Move NIS2 Forward with NIS360 Findings

George V. Hulme
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Risk Management
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‘The Boiled Frog’: A Cybersecurity Lesson for Organizations

Francesco Terlizzi
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Industrial
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Identifying, Classifying Riskiest Devices in OT-Heavy Environments

Dan Ricci
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Software Security is Aim of EU Cyber Resilience Act Compliance

George V. Hulme
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3 Cybersecurity Priorities for the New Administration

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)
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Accelerating IACS/OT Cybersecurity Improvements

Don C. Weber
Risk managers—especially C-suite and boards of directors—looking to establish a culture of OT cyber awareness and risk remediation proactivity in their organizations need to establish a formal and measurable program approach. The program must provide a shared vision and a practical roadmap that makes sense because it relates to many of the unique characteristics of their organization, OT environment, business model, and risk appetite.
Industrial
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Lessons Learned from Creating an OT Cybersecurity Program in a Large, Slow-Moving Government Agency

John Ballentine
An OIG report critical of the water and wastewater industry's cybersecurity practices and posture illuminates endemic security issues within this critical infrastructure sector, from unpatched vulnerabilities to a lack of sharing of incident data.
Cyber Resilience
Industrial
Vulnerability Management
Risk Management

Water, Wastewater Cybersecurity Still Has Long Way to Go

George V. Hulme
Securing connectivity in operational technology (OT) environments is crucial for the safety of critical infrastructure and maintaining the uninterrupted service it provides. Leaving unnecessary open ports, protocols, and services exposed, along with directly connected devices to the internet, such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and human machine interfaces (HMIs), greatly increases the risks of cyberattacks.
Industrial
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Explaining the Importance of Secure Connectivity in OT

Dan Ricci
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Cyber Resilience
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Deterrence in Cyberspace Proving to be a Difficult Exercise

ADM. Michael S. Rogers, USN (Ret.)
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Cyber Resilience
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Industrial

US Government Expands Tech Restrictions to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure

George V. Hulme
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Cyber Resilience
Healthcare
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CPS Security Leaders Convene on One Goal: Protect Mission-Critical Infrastructure

Upa Campbell
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