onSecurity Podcast: Securing IoT and Operational Technology

In an interconnected world, the rapid proliferation of IoT (Internet of Things) devices and the integration of Operational Technology (OT) into critical infrastructure have unlocked tremendous opportunities. However, these technological advancements have also exposed us to unprecedented security risks. To counter these risks, businesses can quickly and efficiently turn to the practice of maintaining a comprehensive asset inventory. By identifying and cataloging all IoT and OT devices, organizations can better understand their attack surface and implement targeted security measures to safeguard their networks.

Huxley Barbee, CISSP and CISM of RunZero, joins onShore Security CEO Stel Valavanis on this episode of onSecurity as we delve into securing IoT and OT systems, exploring the significance of asset inventory in fortifying these vital networks against potential cyber threats, and identifying common pitfalls.

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Huxley Barbee

Former Security Evangelist

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