Too many manufacturers are leaving their operations exposed to cybersecurity threats because their information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) teams are not working together to address security in a unified way. A lack of cohesion and collaboration between these groups can create unnecessary hurdles to getting the work done

It’s common for two people to discuss enterprise cyber risk management without sharing a common understanding of the topic. What is enterprise cyber risk management, anyway? The answer can vary within an organization, often depending on whether you belong to business, IT, InfoSec or another function. It’s worthwhile to try

With most companies on their digital transformation journey, 100 percent uptime is no longer a bonus, but a requirement. So, the construction and implementation of a complete cyber security strategy to ensure this is achievable should be a matter of priority that is engaged with across the entire company. The

Email attacks are on the rise. Our recent global email security report, which surveyed 660 IT stakeholders at organisations around the world, discovered over the past year, 82% of organisations have faced an attempted email-based security threat. Moreover, 74% would describe email attacks’ impact on their organisation as significant. In

IoT is used by the industries that require understanding of consumer needs in real time to become more responsive. It would improve machine and system quality on the fly, streamline operations and discover innovative ways to improve their digital transformation strategy and customer service experience. Ideally, manufacturers of new IoT