The complexity of cybersecurity lends itself to a lack of awareness among those who don't deal with it every day. "Non expert" employees need cybersecurity training and awareness too.

On Tuesday, November 14th, 1PM EST Join us for a live webinar featuring ARC Advisory Group Vice President Dr. Sid Snitkin, who will discuss the threats to ICS networks and the crucial need for visibility for securing these complex environments.

ARC’s recent research into the market for fixed industrial Ethernet & cellular routers includes quantified forecasts highlighting the timeline and impact of issues such as 5G adoption, amount and type of cloud integration, and estimated use for edge computing.

In recent months the committee has delivered complete drafts of several standards in the series that address essential elements of an effective cybersecurity response.

SCADA has evolved into a more robust technology capable of serving as the channel for information flow to several higher-level applications, including supply chain applications.

ARC recently attended The Department of Homeland Security’s Industrial Control System Joint Working Group (ICSJWG) event in Pittsburgh from Sept. 12-14

As discussed in a recent ARC Market Analysis Report, anomaly and breach detection is one of the hottest markets in industrial cybersecurity. But, as is true for many hot markets, there is a lot of confusion about what these solutions really do and how this can help end users.

Many end users still struggle to establish sustainable security programs and want to know what their peers are doing before they make informed decisions. Everyone who completes the survey will receive a summary report that they can use to evaluate their own ICS/OT cybersecurity decisions.

The Industrial Internet of Things has moved beyond the hype, and end users are dealing with the challenges of implementing real world IIoT technology in their plants. This trend is accelerating the convergence of IT and OT technologies, which has already been an issue for end users as commercial IT technologies become more pervasive in today’s control systems and worker roles and organizations continue to change.