OT SECURITY

Fend off attacks, protect production environments: The ever-increasing digitalization of production processes is tempting cybercriminals to target control systems, robots and similar systems. In addition, the pressure from the legislator (KRITIS/NIS2 etc.) is increasing, forcing operators of OT networks to use new technologies and methods for which neither competencies nor resources were previously planned. Therefore, cyber security is only effective in an overall view of IT and OT. Take advantage now of the expanded security portfolio from K-Businesscom to eliminate weaknesses and protect against new threats. It is well known that workstation computers and servers can become victims of cyber attacks. But what is the threat situation for production environments? Production systems today are networked and automated. Communication runs via LAN/WLAN and mobile radio. The processes work with digital sensors, the instructions come from computer-aided control systems. Raw materials are conveyed by intelligent transport solutions and processed by robots. The finished products are automatically quality controlled. And the entire production environment is usually completely or at least partially integrated into the ERP system. All of this makes manufacturing plants vulnerable to internal and external threats. In addition to a company's known attack targets, such as user terminals as the gateway and mail and file servers as the final target, production systems also come under attack. The costly effects range from industrial espionage to sabotage. Weak points are often only noticed after the damage has already occurred. To prevent these attacks, it is particularly important to take effective precautionary measures. The security specialists from KBC support you in securing your production environments over the long term.