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|Articles|May 10, 2022
The Cultural Divide Between IT & OT Puts Critical Operations at Risk.
Author(s)Dragos
Sponsored by Dragos, the Ponemon Institute’s report on the State of Industrial Cybersecurity finds that cultural and technical differences between traditional IT best practices and what is possible in OT increases an organization’s risk for costly cyber incidents – and the average cost to detect, investigate, and remediate an event.
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