Cybersecurity

Industrial uses of artificial intelligence have a head start on any government attempts to protect its users, Smart Industry learned in interviews this week, but sources see the...

The inability to expand their workforce and lay a solid foundation for the future growth of their cybersecurity teams has continued to plague manufacturing companies.

New all-in-one SINEC Security Inspector offers a single user interface that combines different cybersecurity tools and includes solutions for asset detection and identification...

Too-broad “attack surfaces” mean industrial networked devices—single unsecured terminal or worker account—are vulnerable to bad cyber actors. How to manage and mitigate the risk...

Rockwell Automation chairman and CEO Blake Moret and Dragos co-founder and CEO Robert Lee talk over the obstacles and impact of cyberattacks on manufacturing businesses.

Bleach manufacturer this week begins the cleanup process to fully repair damage from an attack first reported in mid-August that slowed production and caused product shortages...

As industrial networks get more complex, they can also become bigger targets for hackers. Managing traffic at the switch level offers a powerful level of protection.

“We now average 54 million cyber-intrusion attempts per month and we’ve stopped all of them.”

"Utilities and critical-infrastructure firms must start seeing their own assets through the eyes of potential hackers."

The demand for secure remote access has skyrocketed.

"With increasing connectivity, CNC machines are exposed to malicious code moving laterally through the enterprise."

An integrative approach to leveraging AI for manufacturing cybersecurity.

Organizational leaders are paying attention to OT security, but relatively low-ranking professionals are still in charge of it.

"It turns out that the Colonial pipeline attack wasn’t a pivotal moment in cybersecurity, because nothing has really changed since then."