I recently had the pleasure of addressing the Industrial Control Systems Joint Working Group (ICSJWG) within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. They invited us to discuss the importance of monitoring industrial networks for comprehensive visibility, as well as present some views on how best to do so. I think that many OT professionals outside of that room—or anyone concerned with industrial cyber security—would also find some value in the topic, so I’d like to offer up a bit of the flavor of that discussion.

To help provide a flavor of the insights and experience that Tripwire makes available, we’re conducting one-on-one interviews with several Tripwire in-house experts. You may have seen some of their bylines in Belden’s industrial blog over the past couple of years, but in this new series we want to provide a more direct glimpse into each expert’s individual industry purview. Each of them will discuss their own personal views on the current state of cyber security in the industrial environment. You’ll learn more about how they have been working with Belden industrial customers to help bolster their network security and optimize their uptime in today’s challenging environment.

To help provide a flavor of the insights and experience that Tripwire makes available, we’re conducting one-on-one interviews with several Tripwire in-house experts. You may have seen some of their bylines in Belden’s industrial blog over the past couple of years, but in this new series we want to provide a more direct glimpse into each expert’s individual industry purview. Each of them will discuss their own personal views on the current state of cyber security in the industrial environment. You’ll learn more about how they have been working with Belden industrial customers to help bolster their network security and optimize their uptime in today’s challenging environment. 

Radar allows boats to navigate in extreme fog, night vision goggles give army rangers the ability to combat at night, and Claroty and Tripwire are teaming up to give industrial control operators who manage mission critical industrial automation the situational awareness and visibility into conditions that could detrimentally impact the safety and productivity of industrial control processes.

One Network Summit is a two day, no-cost event with the goal of providing end users and other stakeholders with state-of-the-art insights into two of the most impactful and challenging topics in the networking world today—the trend toward converging OT and IT networks, and the need for increased vigilance in cyber security. It was held in Detroit last month, September 18 and 19, 2018.