Cyber Defense

Cyberthreats are only going to increase in quantity and sophistication, and organizations are all struggling to stay ahead of the curve.

Between 2020 and 2022 there has been a 400% increase in the frequency of attempts to compromise critical infrastructure systems. With increasing digitization and a continued talent shortage, keeping critical assets secure and operational is getting more and more complicated.

Leading organizations are integrating cyber into everything they do, from employee training to protecting against phishing attacks to designing new infrastructure, control and safety systems to combat cybersabotage. Cyber has become a necessary consideration in every aspect of the critical infrastructure industry.

While designing and building cyber resiliency is a critical investment, the increasing speed and sophistication of attackers means it’s necessary for organizations to implement in-depth defense, including upfront design, monitoring and detection, and operational technology-focused incident response programs. Designed to limit impacts and provide business continuity even during an incident, a robust system is capable of detecting the attack and quickly responding — and can build resiliency without causing disruption to an organization.

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Balancing Cybersecurity and Production in the Oil and Gas Industry

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Protecting OT Systems Against Russian Hacktivist Threats

Update: What You Should Know About New Federal CMMC Requirements

Q&A: Brett Seals on Protecting Assets Through Cyberattacks

4 Steps to Address the TSA Aviation Cybersecurity Emergency Amendment

Solving for Cybersecurity Threats in the Rail Industry: Risk Assessment and Segmented Technology

TSA Revises Cybersecurity Directive for U.S. Pipelines

Now More Than Ever, Critical Infrastructure Must Be Cybersecure

Zero-Trust Security Model: First Line of Defense in Cybersecurity

Staying Ahead of Cyberthreats to Operational Technology Systems

Executive Order Adds Momentum to Mitigation of Cyberthreats to U.S. Power Industry

Protecting Water and Wastewater Utilities With Critical Cybersecurity

Gaining Operational Resiliency and Reliability Through the Management of Cybersecurity Threats

Increase Confidence With Cybersecurity Commissioning

Mind the Gap: Resilience Goes Beyond Compliance

Cybersecurity Directive for Oil and Gas Pipelines Targets Vulnerabilities

Let’s Find Better Strategies to Counter the Upsurge in Ransomware

What You Need to Know About Upcoming Federal CMMC Requirements

Plugging Cybersecurity Leaks

Vulnerability Assessments Create Road Map for Cybersecurity

Employing Robust Cybersecurity Solutions for Maritime Transportation

Let’s Get Real About Federal Spending on Cybersecurity

Navigating the Practicality of Cybersecurity Investment Incentives

Six Simple Measures to Prepare for Industrial Cyberattacks

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