Name: Implementing the SEC Cybersecurity Regulations
Start: 2024-02-01T21:36:00Z
End: 2024-02-01T21:37:25.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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With 80% of new IoT deployments wirelessly connected, wireless is quickly becoming a preferred network. The explosion of wirelessly connected devices has vastly increased the attack surface, putting critical infrastructure at risk of cyberattacks and disruptions to operations.

To secure their OT and IoT networks, security teams need visibility into wirelessly connected assets.

Nozomi Networks is excited to introduce Guardian Air, the industry’s first wireless sensor for IoT and OT environments. Guardian Air can help reduce attack options by providing much-needed visibility into wireless-enabled devices, which until now could only be detected once connected to the wired network.

Watch this webinar to learn about:  

The security risks associated with wireless connected devices in OT and IoT environments.

How Nozomi Guardian Air sensor provides wireless-level monitoring and detects specific threats including spoofing, brute force attacks and bluejacking.

Why you need an integrated security platform to secure today’s highly digital OT/IoT environments.

Meet Guardian Air, the First Wireless Sensor for OT & IoT

Watch this webinar to see how Vantage IQ, our AI-powered analysis and response technology for OT systems, helps you to:

Pinpoint the cyber and operational risks that matter most

Identify potential blind spots in your OT environments automatically

Access the right contextual data from both the network and endpoints to reduce MTTR

Maximize the success of your security program with fewer resources to reduce the need for expensive cybersecurity services

Create the building blocks for generative AI in automation system cybersecurity

Vantage IQ, The Next Generation of AI for OT Cybersecurity

As industrial environments come online and expand the attack surface for cyber threats beyond traditional IT assets, CISOs are expected to manage and secure networks that span the entire organization. This requires operational visibility to include the wide variety of OT/IoT and IT devices on an organization’s networks.

Join us to learn how Nozomi Networks and Garland Technology can:

Enable complete visibility, control, and cyber resilience across your distributed network.

Protect your operation from threats and anomalies.

Reduce the potential for disruption to production lines across the largest critical infrastructures.

Unlock Visibility and Security Across OT, IoT, and IT Teams

How is OT different from IT security? It is no secret that cyber threats are impacting critical infrastructure and industrial control systems. We hear about new attacks and threats almost weekly.

In this webinar, we explore how Nozomi Networks and TXOne Networks work together to provide the OT/ICS asset visibility and threat prevention that is required to ensure critical assets are protected. Watch today to learn more about the best practices for OT cybersecurity.

OT Automated Detection and Response Best Practices

On enterprise networks, IoT and OT devices now make up more than 30% of assets. They incorporate a broad variety of systems — such as access control, CCTV, energy management, HVAC, lighting, and power — that often lack security features and may allow external access.

In many facilities, there is no way to identify or maintain visibility of all IoT network assets — including device types, known vulnerabilities and baseline behavior — to manage security risks.

In this webinar, industry experts Darryl Benson, VP of Development & Managed Services from Intelligent Buildings, and Michael Dugent, IoT Sales Director from Nozomi Networks, will discuss how to keep your smart buildings running safely and share best practices to help you:

Automate the identification of IoT devices and network traffic to quickly identify potential threats and security weaknesses.

Maintain visibility of all network assets, including device types and baseline behavior, to monitor and manage security risks.

Leverage data and process knowledge to anticipate reliability issues, predict maintenance requirements, and diagnose problems.

Solving Cybersecurity for Building Management Systems

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has updated its regulations requiring public companies to file cybersecurity disclosures, beginning in December 2023.
Cyber incident reporting within four business days of a material incident and cybersecurity process disclosures indicating Officer and Director ownership over these cybersecurity processes will be required.

This webinar covers:

The two disclosure requirements of the SEC Cybersecurity Regulations.

What is changing from previous SEC cybersecurity reporting requirements.

What kind of information to report on a Form 8-K when a cyber-incident is determined to be material.

What a “good faith” cybersecurity process entails for cybersecurity disclosure reporting in a Form 10-K.

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