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Why attend this webinar? 2021 was a critical year for cybersecurity in North America. Not only did the number of threats, actors, and vectors grow, but so did the risks that businesses in the region are exposed to. CISOs, cybersecurity teams, and SOC analysts were on a de-facto ‘shields up’ mode throughout the year. The latest IoT and OT threat landscape assessment and analysis report prepared by Sectrio’s Threat Research Group, answers the questions and offers deep insights into the evolution of IoT and OT threats. To help you understand the report and the implications of its findings, join our cybersecurity experts Prayukth K V and Vikas Karunakaran for an exclusive webinar on Wednesday, March 30th, 2022 at 11 AM CST. Key takeaways In this webinar, we will do a deep dive into the following aspects with our cybersecurity experts: What new threats emerged in 2021? Where are these threats coming from, and what are the top targets and why? What gaps in the cybersecurity approach of enterprises did the hackers exploit? What tactics did hackers use to hack OT and IoT infrastructure? What new trends can we expect in 2022? What kind of supporting infrastructure are hackers using to target businesses and channel payments? Get first-hand updates on the latest threats and their implications for businesses. We will also be sharing unpublished data on APT groups and their tactics, along with data points that will help you understand the fundamentals of the threat environment surrounding your business. Don’t forget to book your seat to avoid missing out on this exclusive webinar.

Why Watch this webinar? The need for businesses to protect their connected environments is ever increasing. As the security gaps are increasing with the digital transformation happening across the industries to achieve agile operations across the units. It is very critical to eliminate the security gaps and monitor the connected systems to achieve and maintain operational continuity along with the digital security. Watch our webinar to understand about: Risks and challenges involved in connected environments Business drivers for convergence Benefits of governance within IT/OT convergence.  

Why Watch this webinar? The need for businesses to protect their connected environments is ever increasing. As the security gaps are increasing with the digital transformation happening across the industries to achieve agile operations across the units. It is very critical to eliminate the security gaps and monitor the connected systems to achieve and maintain operational continuity along with the digital security. Watch our webinar to understand about: Risks and challenges involved in connected environments Business drivers for convergence Benefits of governance within IT/OT convergence.  

Why Watch this webinar? Getting set for the US Department of Defense’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification The CMMC is a tiered means for measuring and evaluating the level of cyber resilience and cybersecurity preparedness. It replaces the self-certification of the compliance regime with NIST rules. A third-party audit vendor must now mandatory accredit all firms that wish to work with the Department of Defense. The US Department of Defense has implemented cybersecurity controls for both contractors and subcontractors through CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification). The CMMC level that must be achieved and maintained, as well as the data that must be protected, will be specified in a company’s contract. To comply with CMMC, manufacturers must act at two levels. At one level, they need to determine their target levels of compliance and at level two they need to do a gap analysis to figure out how much work needs to go into preparing for the eventual audit. No matter what your target compliance level is, you need to focus on: Monitoring, detecting, and reporting on cybersecurity incidents in an evolving technological atmosphere. Fixing vulnerabilities and updating your vulnerability assessment and fixing approaches Addressing gaps in the security posture that might provide adverse inputs during the audit Presenting a robust cyber-governance model to the auditor, including the ability to detect and respond to threats early, detecting rogue and anomalous network activity, visibility into networks and operations Ability to detect and respond to a cyberattack with adequate threat intelligence Sectrio, the leading IoT and OT cybersecurity solutions and threat intelligence vendor has the capability to help you meet such requirements to fast track your CMMC compliance journey. To understand how we can help, watch the exclusive On-Demand webinar.

Why Watch this webinar? Watch how The “Manufacturing Profile” of the Cybersecurity Framework can serve as a roadmap for significantly reducing the cybersecurity risk for manufacturers. It is also aligned with the industry best practices and cyber risk management goals across manufacturers of all sizes. It offers a voluntary, risk-based approach for managing cybersecurity activities and reducing cyber risk to manufacturing systems. The Manufacturing Profile is meant to enhance the current cybersecurity standards and industry guidelines that a manufacturer is embracing. Adopting NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Manufacturing Profile brings with it challenges in areas such as governance, cyber workflows, resilience planning, improving the efficiency of security operations and risk lifecycle planning. That is indeed a tough ask and requires some level of planning and assessment. Watch our experts Prayukth and Preetham as they discuss ways to address the adoption and implementation challenges associated with NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Manufacturing Profile in the OT Environment. Takeaways will include: Inputs on building an integrated risk management program Tackling challenges and smoothening the adoption journey Gap analysis: measuring the gap between current and target profile Improving your institutional risk and governance profile for compliance Resource planning: Gaining a business, risk, and resource view to manage the implementation roadmap  

Why Watch this webinar? Watch how The “Manufacturing Profile” of the Cybersecurity Framework can serve as a roadmap for significantly reducing the cybersecurity risk for manufacturers. It is also aligned with the industry best practices and cyber risk management goals across manufacturers of all sizes. It offers a voluntary, risk-based approach for managing cybersecurity activities and reducing cyber risk to manufacturing systems. The Manufacturing Profile is meant to enhance the current cybersecurity standards and industry guidelines that a manufacturer is embracing. Adopting NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Manufacturing Profile brings with it challenges in areas such as governance, cyber workflows, resilience planning, improving the efficiency of security operations and risk lifecycle planning. That is indeed a tough ask and requires some level of planning and assessment. Watch our experts Prayukth and Preetham as they discuss ways to address the adoption and implementation challenges associated with NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Manufacturing Profile in the OT Environment. Takeaways will include: Inputs on building an integrated risk management program Tackling challenges and smoothening the adoption journey Gap analysis: measuring the gap between current and target profile Improving your institutional risk and governance profile for compliance Resource planning: Gaining a business, risk, and resource view to manage the implementation roadmap  

Why Watch this webinar? America’s Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA) mandates (drinking) water systems serving more than 3,300 people to improve cybersecurity measures no later than six months after certifying the completion of a risk and resilience assessment. It is important to understand the various dimensions of the challenges in cyber securing water and wastewater treatment plants before we establish a roadmap to manage cyber threats, risks, and breaches. Watch our webinar themed “Cyberattack Prevention for the Water & Wastewater Industry” on on demand and learn how you can comply with AIWA’s cybersecurity mandates and take steps to improve cybersecurity. Agenda: Watch this exclusive webinar where our cybersecurity experts discuss ways to secure wastewater treatment facilities and infrastructure. This discussion will focus on: The threat landscape surrounding wastewater treatment facilities including actors, vectors, and cyberattack modes What parts of plant infrastructure are getting attacked and why? How can one identify vulnerabilities and gaps in the overall security posture as part of a risk assessment exercise? Improving plant security by addressing vulnerabilities Developing a roadmap for complying with AIWA mandates Best practices in cybersecurity risk mitigation focusing on SCADA, OT, and Industrial Control Systems Why partner with Sectrio Q&A Fill in your details and watch the webinar on demand!

Why Watch this webinar? Critical infrastructure has a very broad definition and impacts many various companies. The industry is also consistently being targeted by hackers and ransomware exploits in North America. Join our upcoming webinar to break down what’s going on, impacts in the industry, the mindset of a hacker to help keep your company safe, and outline how Sectrio can keep you out of the headlines Agenda: The Threat Landscape – What Hackers are Targeting, Trends, and Primary areas of concern Mindset of a Hacker – What do they look for to better protect yourself Standards/Compliance Impacting the Industry (IEC 62443, NIST & NERC CIP) How Sectrio Can Help Improve Your IoT/OT Cybersecurity Posture Length: 50 minutes with 10 for Q&A/wrap up.  

Why Watch this webinar? Targeted industrial cyberattacks are increasing at an alarming rate, especially within the manufacturing sector, costing companies an average of $2M per breach, this doesn’t even consider brand damage, downtime, penalties, or potential lawsuits. On average hackers are moving silently in networks 6 months before they are found. Sound scary? Well yeah, it is! Don’t worry we’re here to help. This webinar will focus on the current threat landscape and upcoming trends hackers are using, give an overview of standards coming down the pipeline now and, in the future, with the hope to give listeners a better understanding of what to look out for in order to take action to avoid being just another target. Looking forward to seeing you soon! Threat overview for 2021 and beyond Industrial cybersecurity standards and implementation impacts Understanding attack methods and how to combat them Threat intelligence-driven decision making and why it matters Where to start Time: 60 minutes total (last 5-8 minutes will be Q&A)  

Why attend this webinar? Securing industrial control systems seamlessly without effecting the transformation process, people and the technology has always been a challenge. While the industrial businesses are experiencing many benefits from the digital transformation, there are a lot of potential risks they are unaware and the implications that are associated with the hidden risks. Securing industrial connected networks Seamless management by Identify risks that industries are susceptible to in the various departments Achieve uniformity and improve your security posture to eliminate vulnerabilities Register now to be a part of this exclusive webinar