Experience OT & IoT Cybersecurity from the Endpoint to the Air at RSAC 2024
Meet Us at RSAOn enterprise networks, IoT and OT devices now make up more than 30% of assets. They incorporate a broad variety of systems — such as access control, CCTV, energy management, HVAC, lighting, and power — that often lack security features and may allow external access.
In many facilities, there is no way to identify or maintain visibility of all IoT network assets — including device types, known vulnerabilities and baseline behavior — to manage security risks.
In this webinar, industry experts Darryl Benson, VP of Development & Managed Services from Intelligent Buildings, and Michael Dugent, IoT Sales Director from Nozomi Networks, will discuss how to keep your smart buildings running safely and share best practices to help you:
VP of Development & Managed Services, Intelligent Buildings
IoT Sales Director, Nozomi Networks
On enterprise networks, IoT and OT devices now make up more than 30% of assets. They incorporate a broad variety of systems — such as access control, CCTV, energy management, HVAC, lighting, and power — that often lack security features and may allow external access.
In many facilities, there is no way to identify or maintain visibility of all IoT network assets — including device types, known vulnerabilities and baseline behavior — to manage security risks.
In this webinar, industry experts Darryl Benson, VP of Development & Managed Services from Intelligent Buildings, and Michael Dugent, IoT Sales Director from Nozomi Networks, will discuss how to keep your smart buildings running safely and share best practices to help you:
On enterprise networks, IoT and OT devices now make up more than 30% of assets. They incorporate a broad variety of systems — such as access control, CCTV, energy management, HVAC, lighting, and power — that often lack security features and may allow external access.
In many facilities, there is no way to identify or maintain visibility of all IoT network assets — including device types, known vulnerabilities and baseline behavior — to manage security risks.
In this webinar, industry experts Darryl Benson, VP of Development & Managed Services from Intelligent Buildings, and Michael Dugent, IoT Sales Director from Nozomi Networks, will discuss how to keep your smart buildings running safely and share best practices to help you:
On enterprise networks, IoT and OT devices now make up more than 30% of assets. They incorporate a broad variety of systems — such as access control, CCTV, energy management, HVAC, lighting, and power — that often lack security features and may allow external access.
In many facilities, there is no way to identify or maintain visibility of all IoT network assets — including device types, known vulnerabilities and baseline behavior — to manage security risks.
In this webinar, industry experts Darryl Benson, VP of Development & Managed Services from Intelligent Buildings, and Michael Dugent, IoT Sales Director from Nozomi Networks, will discuss how to keep your smart buildings running safely and share best practices to help you:
