Economic and geopolitical uncertainty creates new complexities for industrial cybersecurity and CPS risk management.
Join Claroty's Mike Mimoso and Sean Tufts as they discuss key findings from the 'Global State of CPS Security 2025' report, which surveyed 1,000 security professionals on how economic and geopolitical uncertainty impacts cyber-physical systems risk.
They explore critical insights regarding supply chain security, the complexities of regulatory compliance, and the challenges of managing remote access in industrial environments.
Key findings include:
The impact of economic and geopolitical pressures on industrial cybersecurity budgets
Managing supply chain risk and third-party vulnerabilities in OT environments
Navigating evolving global regulatory mandates and compliance standards
Securing vendor remote access to protect critical infrastructure from disruption
Core security foundations: asset inventory, network segmentation, and secure access