Cybersecurity Magazine

Over the last few years, OT cybersecurity has moved from being a relatively niche topic to becoming a serious priority for industrial organizations. Plants are investing in firewalls, network segmentation, endpoint protection, vulnerability management, monitoring tools and cybersecurity standards. Organizations are developing policies and procedures, conducting assessments an...

For years, manufacturing cybersecurity had a fairly clear boundary: protect the plant.

Secure the industrial network. Restrict access to controllers and engineering workstations. Separate operational technology (OT) from enterprise IT. Monitor critical assets. Keep production running.

That boundary is disappearing.

A modern production env...

The government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026 found that roughly a third of UK businesses and a quarter of charities are already using, adopting, or actively considering artificial intell...

A security team can do everything expected of it and still leave the organization exposed to indecision. It can identify a material risk, validate the evidence, model the impact, present credible options and escalate the issue to the right forum. The vulnerability remains on the dashboard. The audit finding remains open. The temporary controls remain in place. Yet the managem...

For the past two years, much of the chatter surrounding AI security has largely centered around its output: Will it hallucinate and fabricate its own research? Leak sensitive data? Produce inappropriate or unsafe content that necessitates damage control later down the line?

Make no mistake, these all still remain valid concerns, and rightfully so. But as organizations ...