In an increasingly interconnected world, our reliance on opertational technology (OT) systems has exponentially expanded. These industrial systems underpin essential infrastructure, manufacturing
processes, and transportation networks.
At the same time, these systems are vulnerable to cyberthreats that can have devastating consequences. And, as OT/integrated control systems (ICS) are integrated into enterprise IT networks, the line between digital and physical infrastructure continues to blur. Whether your organization makes cookies or cars, you’re constantly adding assets to the network, which only expands an already dynamic attack surface.
Having a framework to accommodate all changes and virtual assets on modern networks, and protecting everything physical and virtual — while still maintaining OT operations at a very high level of availability — are big challenges organizations face today.
This report lays out the results of an in-depth historical research study into the anatomy of OT cybersecurity incidents.
Our research sample was tightly focused on OT/ICS security incidents. In total, we analyzed 122 OT incidents spread across five continents, including North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
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