A naukri.com initiative
Cybersecurity-Insiders
1w
63
Image Credit: Cybersecurity-Insiders
How to Prevent Cyber Threats in the Chemical Sector
- The chemical sector faces increasing cyber threats that include industrial espionage, data breaches and ransomware. These risks can have serious implications, ranging from production downtime to safety risks. With the advancement of technology, cyber threats are increasing and an effective cybersecurity strategy is important. Companies should use a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that includes employee training and effective policy implementation. Key strategies for preventing cyber threats include establishing strong access controls, isolating industrial control systems and protecting intellectual property.
- Chemical plants rely on both IT and operational technology (OT), so strong cybersecurity infrastructure is necessary for proper threat protection. Cybersecurity tools including network segmentation, threat detection systems and regular patching can assist with creating a cybersecurity infrastructure that is robust and effective. To ensure a cybersecurity-aware workforce, employee cybersecurity training should be a key priority.
- An effective cybersecurity governance framework is also necessary. Cybersecurity policy, risk assessments and compliance with industry standards are key. A cybersecurity incident response plan can also mitigate the effects of a cyberattack and maintain long-term success.
Read Full Article
3 Likes
For uninterrupted reading, download the app