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IoT and OT security

IoT and OT security

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IoT and OT security - who should close the security gap?

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Ensure emerging technologies such as IoT, OT, Blockchain and 5G are secure and risk free

Manufacturers, operators, engineers, and critical infrastructure have a responsibility to deliver consistent results that are beyond 99.999% of reliability. The emergence of advanced technologies such as IoT, OT, Blockchain and 5G raises newfound security issues that organizations need to be aware of.

Unfortunately, taking a traditional IT approach to cybersecurity does not work in the OT environment. We understand the differences between OT and IT and provide expertise for these unique OT and IoT environments.

At BSI, we can help maintain the operational excellence that is required for OT and IoT environments. We are uniquely suited to understand the importance of Availability, Safety, Integrity and Confidentiality.

Whenever Operational Technologies are in use, we can help organizations understand potential risks and how to mitigate them.

Digital Trust | Enabling the security of smart cities of the future

At BSI, we are helping to make smart cities become a reality by ensuring that emerging technologies such as 5G, IoT, and connected devices become not just smarter, but also more secure.

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Mark Brown, Global Managing Director, Digital Trust Consulting Services, BSI

 

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Delivering operational cyber-resilience: a critical ingredient for food sector organizations

Even before COVID-19, the food sector was integrating technology in production, increasing use of automation, robotics, AI and other technologies to increase productivity and improve efficiency. The criticality of these operationally focussed technologies accelerated as the market changed in response to the pandemic.

This has provided cybercriminals and hackers with increasing opportunity to impact the sector; creating significant fiscal risk and operational issues across the functionality of the entire C-Suite, ranging from not just the quality and safety of food, but operations within food and beverage businesses that range from manufacturing and production to transportation and marketing.

In this webinar series we will highlight the risks in terms of cybersecurity associated with the food industry. From CEO, CFO, COO, CPO and CMO concerns, to industry 4.0 and IoT, and data privacy.

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