OT Security May Hold the Blueprint for Securing IT and AI
Xage Security’s Roman Arutyunov argues that OT’s toughest constraints forced it to solve security problems the rest of the enterprise is only now confronting. (Sponsored by Xage)
Xage Security’s Roman Arutyunov argues that OT’s toughest constraints forced it to solve security problems the rest of the enterprise is only now confronting. (Sponsored by Xage)
The Purdue Model has long been the GuideStar for securing factories, power plants, and water systems: layer your sensors at the bottom, controllers above, and tie it all to enterprise IT at the top with firewalls segmenting between. Simple. Effective. Or so the industry told itself.
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