Cybersecurity Zero Trust is a critical shift in security for OT. It moves away from the old perimeter-based model by continuously verifying every user and device, which is essential as OT and IT networks become more interconnected.
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Cybersecurity In an era of increasing digitalisation and globalisation, businesses are increasingly reliant on complex and dispersed supply chains. While this strategy offers numerous benefits, it also exposes organisations to significant new risks, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. This white paper explores why supply chain cybersecurity management has become crucial and proposes concrete strategies to address this complex challenge.
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Cybersecurity The rail sector is shifting to a new paradigm of digitalisation to bring in efficiencies to counter the increased demands of travelling passengers and goods transport, while ensuring the highest safety and security of the infrastructure. To achieve this goal, Rail Operators have adopted modern systems combining IT and IoT technologies. Digital transformation strategies within the Rail sector include more connectivity for Industrial Control Systems (ICS), increasing their exposure and potentially making them more vulnerable and exposed to cyber-attacks.
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Cybersecurity Companies face multiple risks. Knowing how to manage and take risks is part of the daily life of a CEO or an entrepreneur. Cybersecurity risks are among the most complex to manage. They prove to be systemic due to the latest digitization trends and they evolve as fast as the attackers.
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Cybersecurity This document presents a security architecture model for critical, distributed systems. As a model, it is a good tool to simplify analysis on complex systems, and is useful both in assessing existing systems, where divergence from the model points to probable security issues, and building new systems, where fitting in the model guarantees past experience is taken into account.
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Cybersecurity This study explores different approaches for using MITRE ATT&CK (a knowledge base of past security incidents) as a risk identification technique, within the frame of EBIOS RM (a security risk assessment methodology). It discusses the relevance of these approaches, and of the overall use of MITRE ATT&CK for risk assessment.
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