Arctic Wolf

Field CTO

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The unique characteristics of OT systems – legacy equipment, long lifecycles, and the convergence with IT networks – complicates deploying traditional security approaches. And these inherent weaknesses in OT environments create a low-hanging and potentially lucrative target for threat actors, making it critical that security teams take steps to ensure systems are reliable, safe, and resilient. 



This panel discussion will dive into OT security strategy best practices and challenges, including:



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<li>Working across teams to maintain visibility and define ownership</li>



<li>Organizing security’s early and ongoing involvement in procurement</li>



<li>Developing and practicing a robust IR and business continuity plan</li>
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OT Security

Cybercast

Archived: Securing Complex OT Environments

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Building on last month’s discussion about tools and techniques to govern agentic AI, this conversation will look ahead to the emerging issues likely to dominate Black Hat USA. Panelists will examine how security leaders can separate meaningful AI security developments from market hype, assess evolving risks, and prepare for strategic conversations in Las Vegas.
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Attendees will learn:
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<li>Share a forward-looking perspective on AI security risk, governance, and operational readiness.</li>
<li>Identify the AI-driven threat, technology, and leadership signals security teams should monitor heading into Black Hat USA.</li>
<li>Equip security leaders with strategic questions to guide Black Hat conversations around AI-enabled attacks, defensive innovation, accountability, and enterprise resilience.</li>
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