Cybersecurity attacks are on the rise and OT systems continue to be an attractive target for attackers. Effective protection requires constant vigilance and resource allocation. According to the World Economic Forum, escalating geopolitical tensions and the reliance on complex supply chains is leading to a challenging risk landscape.

As organizations continue to digitize and adopt new technology, risks also increase correspondingly. OT organizations also face new regulations and compliance burdens along with increasingly sophisticated threats as cybercriminals adopt new techniques that incorporate technology such as artificial intelligence (AI). According to the most recent Fortinet Threat Landscape Report, AI-powered cybercrime is scaling rapidly. Threat actors are harnessing AI to enhance phishing realism and evading traditional security controls, making cyberattacks more effective and difficult to detect.

Join this webinar to explore the findings from our 2025 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report. This year’s Report indicates that those organizations that have invested in cybersecurity are making progress toward better protecting their sensitive OT systems. Our panel discussion will take a detailed dive into the findings, including:

• Analysis of the OT intrusions as well as the worsened outcomes seen post-attack
• Why responsibility for OT security being elevated to executive leadership levels ranks is a significant trend
• The key areas where OT security show signs of maturity, as well as the areas that still need more attention