Manufacturers Face IT/OT Security Challenges with Lean Monitoring Teams
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Manufacturers are increasingly vulnerable to security threats, with the sector being the most attacked for five consecutive years. A recent survey by Paessler revealed that most midmarket operations have only 2 to 5 individuals responsible for network monitoring, leading to challenges in managing both corporate and plant-floor systems. With 58% of respondents prioritizing anomaly detection, there is a pressing need for smart systems to assist in monitoring workloads.
The reliance on small teams to oversee extensive monitoring surfaces has resulted in siloed data and decision-making, particularly in organizations that do not integrate OT and IT systems. The complexity of legacy infrastructure further complicates the situation, as older protocols hinder effective tracking and analysis. As AI-driven threats evolve, the urgency for effective anomaly detection grows, with many teams overwhelmed by the volume of potential threats.
Looking ahead, manufacturers must adopt smart monitoring solutions to alleviate the burden on lean teams. By automating checks and filtering alerts, organizations can enhance their security posture while ensuring that human oversight remains integral to decision-making. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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IT/OT Network Security: How Manufacturers Can Protect Production With Lean Teams
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