Navigating OT Remote Access, How to Justify Spending on Cybersecurity & More

In this newsletter, we have for you:

• An upcoming webinar about navigating the complexities of OT Remote Access,
• A new podcast about the cyber threat of having vehicles connected to the cloud, and how to protect against the risks it brings,
• A new blog post about how to use threat information to justify funding for cybersecurity programs,
• A new report looking at securing vital building & environmental management systems in modern data centers, and
• Another new blog post 'How Likely Is That to Kill Anyone?' - looking at how to bring IT & engineering to the same page regarding patching.

Hope you find this material interesting and useful.

Until next time,

Andrew Ginter ,?VP Industrial Security, Waterfall Security Solutions

Navigating OT Remote Access | Upcoming Webinar

Join us on October 30th for a webinar where we dig into the rapidly changing OT remote access tech - what's available, how it works, and the latest recommendations on where and why to use it.?Register Now >>

Hitting Tens of Thousands of Vehicles at Once - Episode 131 | Podcast

Matt MacKinnon of Upstream Security walks us through the world of cloud security for connected vehicles, transport trucks, tractors, and other "stuff that moves." Listen Now >>

The 2024 Threat Report: Prioritizing Cyber Security Spending | Blog

Waterfall's Director of Industrial Security, Rees Machtemes looks at how we designed the Waterfall/ICS Strive 2024 Threat Report to be the most useful for helping business decision-makers understand why funding for cybersecurity programs is important.?Read Now >>

Impenetrable Cyber Defense for Data Center Infrastructure | eBook

Data centers face increasing cybersecurity threats, especially targeting the Building Management Systems (BMS). These systems are integral to the overall operation of the data center and any breach of a BMS could lead to devastating downtime. Learn how these systems can be thoroughly protected and secured. Get Now >>

How Likely Is That To Kill Anyone? | Blog

“Patch everything! Patch it now!” is often the directive issued to engineering teams after an initial vulnerability assessment. My latest blog posts dives in the correct response to such a directive, which is “How likely is that to kill anyone?”...and the answer is almost never "zero likelihood" Read Now >>