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Secure the AI Era: Inside the Virtual Cybersecurity Summit
10 of the brightest minds in cybersecurity convene to discuss how to harness AI without surrendering human judgment.
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Secure-by-Design in OT: Why Training Still Focuses on Retrofits
Regulators, asset owners, and vendors are moving OT security from a retrofit discipline to a secure-by-design discipline. CISA's Secure by Design pledge, the European NIS2 directive, and the TSA's pipeline security directives all point in the same direction. Security should be a property of the product and the project from the beginning, not a layer added to a deployed system after a consultant's gap assessment.
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Enterprise Security in the Age of Agentic AI: Part 2
Agentic AI is reshaping cybersecurity operations. Most organizations are not prepared for the operational risks that come with it. Download this white paper to understand where autonomous AI delivers measurable value, where deployments fail in practice, and how adversaries are already using the same technologies to outpace defenders.
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Why Are OT Security Myths Still Being Taught?
There are ideas in OT security education that have been displaced by real-world consequences yet are still being taught without the necessary nuance and grounding. The most durable of these is the air gap. Close behind is the idea that vendor remote access is safe because the vendor is trusted.
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The Cultural Divide Between Security Teams and Control Engineers
Every OT security program eventually collides with the same problem. The security team and the control engineers do not trust each other. They do not share a vocabulary. They optimize for different outcomes. They report to different leaders, often on opposite sides of the organization.
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Thinking Beyond Network Segmentation in OT Environments
Network segmentation is the most consistently recommended control in OT cybersecurity, appearing in every framework, anchoring every reference architecture, and serving as the answer most consultants will offer to most questions about OT defense.