Articles and background information on the topic
What are the expected developments in OT security in the coming year? Amir Hirsh, Head of Tenable OT Security, and Marty Edwards, Deputy CTO of OT/IoT at Tenable, look ahead to 2024 and give their assessment.
read more...Interview with Dr. Terence Liu, TXOne
Security is becoming mandatory. How should companies proceed? How can security be implemented even with a limited budget? TXOne Networks CEO Dr. Terence Liu provides answers.
read more...We are looking for the 'Product of the Year 2024'! We have published over 600 products over the past year and now they have been decided: We present the nominations in 12 categories in which you can vote for your personal favorite!
read more...Large-scale cyber attacks often target public institutions and companies. But many private individuals also feel threatened.
read more...Interview with Herbert Hufnagl, TTTech
TTTech Industrial is one of the first companies in Austria to be certified by TÜV Austria in accordance with the industrial cybersecurity standard IEC 62443-4-1. Herbert Hufnagel explains what this means for processes, products and users.
read more...The field of security solutions is broad. Arnold Krille and Steffen Ullrich from Genua provide information on common attack scenarios, security-as-a-service and how SMEs should approach the new regulations.
read more...Wibu Systems on IT/OT security
Dr. Carmen Kempka from Wibu-Systems explains what needs to be considered when implementing OT security measures and whether IT security solutions are also suitable for OT environments.
read more...Trends such as openness, IT/OT convergence and networking are shaping the industry. Raphael Vallazza from Endian explains how a global network can be secured and what role employees play in the security strategy.
read more...The EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230, successor to the previous Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC), is here! Pilz provides information in the form of an expert panel on what it means for machinery manufacturers and distributors.
read more...In many organizations, networked IT and OT infrastructures are two completely different worlds. Functionally, this will remain acceptable in the future. However, the new legal requirements for cyber security require a common working level.
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