Your Instincts Are Right. The Scoreboard Is Wrong.
Why OT security teams are closer to the answer than the metrics suggest If you work in OT security, you already know something that the industry’s
Why OT security teams are closer to the answer than the metrics suggest If you work in OT security, you already know something that the industry’s
Originally posted on LinkedIn, written by Dan Gunter, CEO & Founder of Insane Cyber Recently, we ran an internal experiment. We had a network capture from

If you run security for an industrial environment and you have not been losing sleep over Volt Typhoon, you probably have not been paying attention. CISA, the
From air-gapped refineries to federal OT programs, here’s how flyaway kits like Cygnet are used in the field, plus a buyer’s checklist and how they fit into NERC CIP-015.

If you’ve spent any time in OT security, you’ve heard the promises about “full network visibility.” Firewalls, intrusion detection systems, SIEMs. They all claim to

Operational technology environments don’t look the way they did five or ten years ago. There’s more connectivity, more complexity, and more interdependence between systems that
Someone on your team is responsible for OT security right now. Maybe it’s you. And if you’re honest about it, you probably can’t see what’s

If you’ve ever been asked, “What’s on your OT network?” and felt a knot form in your stomach, you’re not alone. Most ICS teams know
When most people think about industrial cyberattacks, they picture elite hackers using sophisticated exploits to break through layers of defenses. Zero-days, custom malware, and nation-state

IT/OT convergence is a people and training challenge as much as a technical one. Learn how to build OT security skills without disrupting operations or breaking production.