(PART 3). The first step in bridging the gap between IT and OT is in recognizing and understanding it. OT was for many years isolated from mainstream IT technology resulting in proprietary and non-standard systems, devices, networks, and protocols.
(PART 2) This blog is part of a series about securing critical infrastructure and Operational Technology (OT) networks and systems. These systems and networks were the sole dominion of the operational, industrial, and electrical engineers who were focused on reliability and accuracy above all else.
(PART 1) This blog is part of a series of blog posts about securing critical infrastructure and Operational Technology (OT) networks and systems.