Presented by
Shola Anjous, Noble Drilling, Keon McEwne, ABS Group, Charles Phillips, TSA/DHS, & Carlos Sanchez, Fortinet
Beyond Compliance: Improving Readiness and Response in Case of Cyberattack
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Join this panel discusion as each representative shares a unique perspective in our review of the TSA Security Guidelines. We'll cover:
- How cybersecurity and safety go hand-in-hand
- TSA surrent status and a look ahead
- And more!
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For more than a decade, Fortinet has protected OT environments in critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, defense, manufacturing, food, and transportation. By designing security into complex infrastructure via the Fortinet Security Fabric, organizations have an efficient, non-disruptive way to ensure that the OT environment is protected and compliant.
Most OT environments run legacy systems and protocols that are sensitive to disruption and lack effective security. Industrial environments once built to operate in isolated networks are now connected to the internet, exposing them to all the threats that plague IT networks.
In addition, many OT organizations rely on OEMs and service providers to operate and maintain converged IT/OT networks remotely. This adds risk by both expanding the attack surface and inserting the potential for access by bad actors.
The Fortinet Security Fabric seamlessly enables security for converged IT/OT ecosystems. It also provides OT-centric features and products to extend Security-Fabric capabilities to OT networks in factories, plants, remote locations, and ships.
To help alleviate security risks across the organization, we’ve continued to enhance our OT security offerings. These innovations range from edge products to NOC and SOC tools and services to ensure effective and efficient networking and cybersecurity performance and operation.
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