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Reduce OT Risk with ICS Network Visualization and Asset Inventory
With alarming headlines about cyberattacks prevalent in the news, managing IT/OT risks has become a top issue for executives. On the OT side, the reality, however, is that staff generally do not have the tools needed to stay on top of cybersecurity risks.
Fortunately, new solutions are available to help. Find out how the network visualization and asset inventory capabilities of SCADAguardian reduce OT risk.
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Thwarting a Power Grid Control Center Cyberattack
Based on recent reports of Russian involvement in a multistage intrusion of the US power grid, it’s no longer a question of “if” threat actors will gain access to critical infrastructure control systems – it’s when it will happen again, and for what purpose.
What can be done to thwart these potentially disruptive assaults?
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Russian Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure – What You Need to Know
The U.S. government has just released an important cybersecurity alert that confirms Russian government cyberattacks targeting energy and other critical infrastructure sectors.
The cyber campaign described is not new however, rather it is likely an expanded version of the Dragonfly 2.0 playbook. The Nozomi Networks solution ships today with an analysis toolkit that identifies the presence of Dragonfly.
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Leonardo Partnership Boosts Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity
Power grids, transportation systems and other critical industrial infrastructure are the backbone of life – without them world economies would quickly come to a screeching halt. That’s why the partnership between global aerospace, defense and security leader Leonardo, and Nozomi Networks is more than just timely.
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Tackling Industrial Automation Cybersecurity with New Technologies
Increasing ICS connectivity is exposing industrial networks to new operational risks and cyber threats. Real-time ICS visibility and threat detection that compliments existing IT/OT processes and cybersecurity infrastructure can greatly improve cyber resiliency.
How do these new technologies tackle ICS cybersecurity?
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Nozomi Networks Finishes Strong in S4 ICS Detection Challenge
Nozomi Networks was a top contender in the ICS Detection Challenge at the S4 conference. Our product quality and depth were highlighted, reinforcing why customers around the globe have chosen to deploy our solution.
We commend this contest for creating this opportunity to showcase what ICS cybersecurity products and research teams in asset discovery and detection can deliver.
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Nozomi Networks Quality Stands Out in ICS Detection Challenge at S4
This week the top minds in industrial cybersecurity are gathered at the S4 conference in Miami. A key initiative of the event is the ICS Detection Challenge, designed to test the capabilities of passive ICS monitoring and threat detection solutions.
Nozomi Networks achieved a high score for asset inventory it was called out by the judges for being “more detailed and more accurate” than the other solutions.
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$15 Million Investment Fuels Nozomi Networks Future Growth
We are excited to announce that our company has received $15 million in Series B financing, led by new investor Invenergy Future Fund.
This investment recognizes Nozomi Networks extraordinary accomplishments, demonstrates confidence in our future, and reflects the growing ICS cybersecurity market.
Let’s take a closer look at the reasons behind today’s announcement, and our company’s outlook as we enter 2018.
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New TRITON ICS Malware is Bold and Important
FireEye has reported that it has recently worked with an industrial operator whose facility was attacked by a new type of ICS malware, which they are calling TRITON. The attack reprogrammed a facility’s Safety Instrumented System (SIS) controllers, causing them to enter a failed state, and resulting in an automatic shutdown of the industrial process.
The TRITON attack is bold and notable because it is the first known industrial control system (ICS) attack that has targeted and impacted not just an ICS, but SIS equipment. Fortunately, because of the unique nature of how each plant implements its SIS and overall safety measures, the malware is not readily scalable.
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2018 Predictions: ICS Cybersecurity Goes Mainstream
After a year that began with the fall-out from another Ukraine electric grid attack, saw the discovery of the first toolset since Stuxnet to target physical systems (CrashOverride/ Industroyer) and included significant harm from ransomware attacks (WannaCry, Petya/NotPetya), what’s in store for 2018?
Our team looked ahead 12 months and thought about how ICS cybersecurity will be different at the end of that period. From there we came up with 5 predictions you won’t want to miss.
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