OT security was traditionally built around the control room: PLCs, HMIs, the systems directly running a process. But the systems that determine whether operations stay running now extend well past it. Connected OT, cloud services, and remote access infrastructure are part of the environment too. If a system's failure can stop production, affect safety, or compromise output, it's in scope.
That's what is explained as xOT (Extended Operational Technology), not a new category of device, but a standard for defining the full set of systems that influence physical operations.
During this on-demand webinar, Dragos Sr. Product Marketing Manager Danielle Gauthier walks through why the scope of OT cybersecurity needs to catch up to how operations actually run today.
What Dragos will provide:
- Why traditional OT security no longer covers everything that puts operations at risk
- How to apply the xOT standard across manufacturing, energy, oil and gas, and other critical industries
- A practical approach to operationalizing xOT: from defining what's in scope, to validating risk, to building resilience over time
This AI created article is shared at no charge for educational and informational purposes only.
Red Sky Alliance is a Cyber Threat Analysis and Intelligence Service organization. We provide indicators of compromise information (CTI) via a notification/Tier I analysis service (RedXray) or an analysis service (CTAC). For questions, comments or assistance, please contact the office directly at 1-844-492-7225, or feedback@redskyalliance.com
Weekly Cyber Intelligence Briefings:
- Reporting: https://www.redskyalliance.org/
- Website: https://www.redskyalliance.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/64265941
Weekly Cyber Intelligence Briefings:
REDSHORTS - Weekly Cyber Intelligence Briefings
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7855487668891299929
Comments