This session will focus on the key OT and CPS security trends and their impact on uptime, safety, and resilience of critical services.

As regulators are increasingly measuring the resilience of OT and cyber-physical systems and not individual security controls, it’s important to understand the impact of key trends such as AI, increased regulations, sovereignty requirements, and convergence in this changing environment.

This session will focus on recent AI-enabled attacker behavior and common intrusion paths that lead to process manipulation, operational disruption, safety exposure, and the resulting physical consequences.

This panel will look at some of the key cybersecurity issues affecting OT and CPS environments from three different – vendor, partner, and control system vendor - and sometimes conflicting perspectives.

Considering today’s threat landscape, current OT and CPS cybersecurity struggle to keep pace. Effective OT CPS security must be operational: fewer tools, less noise, faster containment with measurable resilience. This session will look at a practical cybersecurity operating model for OT and CPS systems including segmentation, end-to-end visibility, secure remote access, SASE secure connectivity for distributed sites, managed detection and response, and platform-driven noise reduction.

Cybersecurity is more than the latest technology or gadget. While technology is certainly part of the equation, it must be complemented by the right partner with the right programs to ensure your continued operations. This session will look at some of the available options designed to help asset owners protect OT and the cyber-physical systems modern society relies upon.