GUEST INTERVIEW: Increasing cyber risk to CPS assets and processes, concern about the ability to reduce risk, and not having robust audits of systems presents a clear and present danger to Australia’s critical infrastructure assets – and those of the world – with global economic policies and geopolitical tensions only exacerbating the situation. Claroty’s Leon Poggioli joins me to explain the issues and deliver solutions – please watch the video below and read on!
Claroty is the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, and the results of its new research on the impacts of economic uncertainty and its drivers on organisations’ ability to protect their CPS environments make for sobering reading.
The report, titled “The Global State of CPS Security 2025: Navigating Risk in an Uncertain Economic Landscape,” (download link below) is based on a global independent survey of 1,100 infosecurity, OT engineering, clinical & biomedical engineering, and facilities management & plant operations professionals.
Joining me to discuss the report, the risk to Australia’s critical infrastructure, and more, is Leon Poggioli, Regional Vice President, A/NZ at Claroty…
