Building OT Resilience Through Visibility and Governance
Joshua Deakin, global head of services at ShieldWorks, outlines how visibility, governance and recovery planning help organizations strengthen resilience against critical infrastructure security risks.
Operational technology environments face rising cybersecurity risks that demand disciplined visibility and integrated governance.
Asset visibility is the foundation of protection, and without knowing every component within the Purdue model, organizations risk overlooking vulnerabilities that can disrupt operations, said Joshua Deakin.
Recommendations
- Combine manual inspection with OT-native, passive tools to map assets accurately.
- This approach reduces disruption while ensuring accuracy across complex systems.
See Also: From Data to Decisions: Maximizing Operational Efficiency Through IT-OT Integration
Author summary: Strengthen OT resilience with visibility and governance.
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