50 minWould Your Organisation Survive a Cyber Attack?
Qlic IT helps leaders work out if they could keep running after an attack.
Qlic
Integrity360 sets out five pillars of OT cyber resilience for industry.
Operational technology, the systems that run factories, plants and critical infrastructure, has become a prime target, and securing it is a different problem from securing office IT. This recorded session from Integrity360, with Fortinet and ServiceNow, sets out five pillars of OT cyber resilience.
It covers getting visibility of OT assets and industrial networks, managing identity and third-party access in OT environments, prioritising risk by operational and business impact, incident response and recovery that keeps operations running, and the governance and compliance frameworks that apply to critical infrastructure, including ICS and SCADA considerations.
It's aimed squarely at OT and industrial settings, so it's most useful if you're responsible for plant, manufacturing or infrastructure systems rather than a standard office estate.
How to secure OT systems through better asset visibility, tighter access control and risk-based priorities
Security leads, engineers and plant managers responsible for industrial, manufacturing or critical infrastructure systems, and teams working on IT/OT convergence.
50 minQlic IT helps leaders work out if they could keep running after an attack.
Qlic
30 minBistech demos how Secure Service Edge lets staff use AI tools safely.
Bistech
1 hourSNO on reducing human cyber risk without a culture of blame.
SNO
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