OT Security
Operational technology, ICS, and critical infrastructure security.
AI Expands the Boundary. Governance Must Keep Control.
- Data Center Knowledge
The Data Center's Hidden Attack Surface: Why OT Security Can't Wait
The article argues that data centres face increasing cyber-physical risks through operational technology systems, making OT security essential for preventing outages and maintaining resilience. It highlights an often-overlooked attack surface that could have systemic consequences for infrastructure operators, cloud providers, and their customers.
Trusted Access Expands Risk. Verification Must Go Deeper.
- Security Magazine
You Can't Secure a Ship Like a Laptop
Ships operate as unattended edge environments with autonomous systems, intermittent connectivity, and limited onboard expertise for handling complex OT and ICS incidents. Treating vessels as ordinary remote offices is inadequate; maritime security requires remote integrity checks, strong network segmentation, and controls designed around operational safety.
Machines Gain Access. Leaders Carry the Risk.
- Hydrocarbon Engineering
Defence-in-depth cybersecurity
This special report examines how oil, gas, and chemical facilities can define tolerable risk levels while maintaining uptime by combining safety, reliability, and cyber resilience. It considers supply-chain vulnerabilities alongside cybersecurity exposure in industrial control and operational technology environments, advocating a defence-in-depth approach.
Preparedness Builds Resilience. Assurance Proves It.
- CSO Online
What CISOs Need to Tell the Board About Zero Trust in OT: A 90-Day Communication and Action Plan
This article focuses on practical zero-trust adoption in operational technology environments, where ideal models often do not fit reality. It translates strategy into an achievable near-term action plan for critical-infrastructure leaders.
- CXO Today
Powering Up: How the Energy Sector Is Scaling AI and Cyber Resilience in 2026
This article examines how the energy sector and related industries are accelerating AI adoption while strengthening governance and cyber resilience. It is strategically important for critical infrastructure, where digital transformation and threat exposure are rising together.
Cyber Risk Expands. Leadership Must Align.
- World Economic Forum
Why Industrial Cyber Risk Is Becoming a Governance Challenge
Growing connectivity is allowing cyber risk to spread across operational systems, suppliers, and public infrastructure. As a result, industrial cybersecurity is becoming an organisation-wide governance and resilience concern rather than only a technical issue.
Attack Paths Multiply. Ownership Must Be Clear.
- InformationWeek
AI and Connected Systems Force CIOs, COOs to Rethink OT Security
Connected sensors, AI, and cloud analytics can improve operational efficiency, but they also create new cybersecurity and safety risks across physical infrastructure. Organisations must rethink visibility, incident response, and governance across converging IT and OT environments.