KIRBY RISK CYBERSECURITY SERVICES FROM ROCKWELL AUTOMATION
OT Cybersecurity Practices That Reduce Downtime
With Cybersecurity, Minutes Matter and Seconds Count
Today’s industrial networks are increasingly connected and vulnerable to OT cybersecurity threats. The costs of a cyberattack come in many forms, including expenses to restore lost data, repair or replace damaged equipment, compensate victims, and pay fines or legal fees. In industrial settings, however, the largest cost typically comes from operational downtime.
Build the Right Business Case for Your Industrial Cybersecurity Program
Cybersecurity budgeting can be difficult. ROI is often predicated on risk reduction and knowing the value of losses cybersecurity can prevent or reduce, which may be unclear without the proper information at hand. This asset can help decision makers understand the value and long-term financial benefits of a modern cybersecurity implementation.
This asset can be gated (meaning a registration form is required). It can also be provided to your sales team as a tool to help customers understand and get support for cybersecurity activities. A high-value workbook, this asset provides actual categories of industrial cybersecurity defenses, example costs, risks of not implementing, and space for cybersecurity champions to load their own cost assumptions. Then it provides the steps and formulas to derive credible ROI calculations.
Don’t Waste Precious Time during a Cyberattack
The escalating frequency of cyberattacks, including sophisticated AI-driven exploits and targeted strikes by adversarial nation-states, underscores how cyberattacks pose a substantial threat to industrial organizations. And, when it comes to a cyberattack, every minute matters and every second counts
Industry Cybersecurity Strategies to Consider Now
When it comes to cybersecurity, minutes matter and seconds count. Download this infographic from our partner, Rockwell Automation, to learn about five industry-specific ways to reduce industrial cybersecurity downtime risks.
Watch a Simulated Cyberattack on a Water/Wastewater Facility
Threat actors today increasingly target Critical Infrastructure, knowing ransoms will be high. Organizations must deploy effective countermeasures to stop these attacks and to restore operations as quickly as possible, using techniques such as continuous threat monitoring and incident response processes.
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