As OT environments become more interconnected, there is a need for a robust security framework tailored to remote OT environments.
Securing all access points, whether cloud-based, on-premises, or hybrid, ensures safe and reliable operations in any environment.
To create a resilient and layered defense against evolving threats, security must be consistently integrated throughout the network
Three-quarters of surveyed companies have already encountered challenges due to OT-targeted cyber-attacks.
Organizations can reduce potential security risks by restricting remote access to the minimum necessary for each task through the principle of least privilege.
Establishing secure temporary access is crucial in OT settings, where unique credentials should be used for each session, and access should be promptly removed.
A resilient security framework for remote OT environments must address the unique conditions and constraints of OT networks, especially where legacy equipment and operating systems are prevalent.
Securing remote sessions is essential to safeguarding data confidentiality and integrity, particularly for older OT devices that may lack built-in encryption capabilities.
Integration of IT and OT practices is essential to create effective security postures.
Learning and education are essential for building a resilient framework, equipped with the knowledge needed to support security goals and avoid actions that might increase risk.