Ensuring enterprise IT and OT are managed effectively and securely is no simple feat. With the continued convergence of digital and physical environments, organizations must take a unified approach to IT and OT across risk assessments, threat modeling,
controls validation and resilience.
As the year draws to a close, IANS Faculty members take center stage to offer their thoughts
on the trending topics in InfoSec for 2024. In this short video clip, IANS Faculty member Bryson Bort discusses what the convergence of OT/IT means for your security program management.
Gain an understanding of the newest InfoSec threats to stay ahead of the curve. Watch our helpful video with Bryson Bort, just one of our many globally recognized
Faculty security practitioners.
2024 Predictions on Cybersecurity IT/OT
Here’s Bryson’s take on 2024 cybersecurity IT/OT security management trends:
My prediction is that convergence of IT/OT and industrial Internet of Things is going to increase. Even folks who didn't realize they were operating in that environment, both defensively and offensively with what the threat is going to be doing is an increasing surface area that we need to tackle together.
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