Artificial Intelligence is rapidly entering workplaces that were never designed for it.
Using artificial intelligence in operational technology environments could be a bumpy ride full of trust issues and security challenges. Artificial intelligence (AI) integration poses security, governance, and data privacy risks – challenges that will only increase in operational technology (OT) environments. Ports, logistics operators, banks, utilities, and government agencies are all exploring how AI
AI, Threat Narratives, and the Missing Discipline of Operational Assurance
Looking past cyber narratives to protect the brass ring of process integrity and operational trust. Most of the discussion around AI in OT cybersecurity is framed in threat terms. Smarter attackers. Faster exploits. More automated reconnaissance. Better malware. Better evasion. It’s a familiar way to talk about the problem, but it leaves too
Key Cybersecurity Risks for Network Clocks
Office time zone wall clocks, often used to display local times for international teams Multi-zone digital time clocks seem harmless, but in modern environments (airports, ports, SOCs, NOCs, offices) they can introduce real cybersecurity and operational risks. Here’s a clean breakdown, from practical to often-overlooked. 1. Network-Connected Clocks (Primary Risk) Many modern
Why OT Cybersecurity Struggles to Prove Its Value
Over the years, I’ve had a front-row seat to how close OT cybersecurity has come to addressing some of its hardest problems. Not because of a lack of capable vendors or thoughtful engineers. Quite the opposite. Many of the technical building blocks have existed for some time, often in plain sight. What was
OT Cybersecurity: Knowledge vs. Doing
Graphic from original article by Cobus Pool PhD A hard truth the OT cybersecurity job market is quietly revealing In a recent LinkedIn post, Cobus Pool PhD , a long-time OT and ICS practitioner with decades of industry experience, shared the results of an informal experiment he has been running for just over a
PQC Management Research
Comprehensive Report on Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Management Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) refers to cryptographic algorithms that are secure against an attack by a quantum computer. As quantum technologies progress, transitioning from classical to quantum-resistant algorithms is becoming a critical mandate for enterprises, governments, and critical infrastructure operators. We set off looking to see how
