Cyber Secure Networking Critical Comms

Build Secure Network Infrastructure without Compromising Production Efficiency

While companies are tapping into the opportunities that the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has to offer, digitalisation has become a key initiative for industries. Digitalisation has allowed the industrial control system (ICS) landscape to develop quickly in recent years. Originally, ICS networks were physically isolated and almost immune to cyberattacks. However, recently, there has been a rise in the sophistication of cyberattacks, which has prompted everyone from IT to OT personnel to produce solutions that enhance industrial network security. Thus, understanding network security requirements will help companies mitigate cybersecurity risks. Read on to learn more.

Secure Your Industrial Networks with OT-IT Integrated Security

With cyberattacks targeting more and more industrial networks, it is crucial to identify and mitigate system vulnerabilities before these weaknesses are exploited by those who intend to do harm. There are two directions you can take to enhance network security. One is to ensure that your industrial networks have a secure foundation–secure network infrastructure, which allows authorised traffic to flow to the correct places. Alternatively, you can identify critical assets and give them layered protection such as an industrial IPS or whitelisting control.

Identify and mitigate system vulnerabilities in industrial networks before weaknesses are exploited by a cyberattack. Learn more by downloading the flyer here.

Moxa is Driving Cybersecurity Solutions Across Critical Infrastructure Sectors

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Driven by both top-down and bottom-up forces, industrial cybersecurity solutions have become an urgent initiative in many different industries. On one hand, the growing number of cybersecurity incidents and cyberattacks on critical public infrastructure, such as power substations, oil and gas pipelines, and water treatment plants, has prompted governments around the world to implement new laws and regulations that demand stronger industrial network security. After the recent cyberattack that shocked the Australian Government, private companies and smart factories are also realizing that they are no longer immune to cyberattacks and are also taking matters into their own hands to address potential cybersecurity risks on their networks.

“This activity is targeting Australian organisations across a range of sectors, including all levels of government, industry, political organisations, education, health, essential service providers and operators of other critical infrastructure.”, says Scott Morrison regarding the cyberattack that occurred on the 19 June 2020.

Moxa secures your OT networks with OT-IT integrated security with an ongoing commitment to ensuring reliable connectivity for industrial environments, Moxa has enhanced its network security portfolio with industrial cybersecurity solutions to mitigate cyberthreats against industrial networks. Moxa offers tips, resources and products that can help companies protect their networks.
Moxa’s products work in a two-layer approach, first creating an Industrial Cybersecurity Solution and then creating a Secure Network Infrastructure, using the following:

  • Security Management
  • Network Segmentation
  • Network Access Control
  • Industrial next-generation firewall
  • Industrial IPS/IDS
  • Whitelisting Control
  • Data Encryption

Madison Technologies has Moxa products in stock and are available for order. If you would like more information on how to protect your industrial networks, see here.

Enhancing Industrial Cybersecurity

With a holistic approach to industrial network security, Moxa has been helping its customers build secure networks by offering protection to PLCs and SCADA systems, factory networks, and secure remote access. Download the case study to learn how to implement the security measures in your industrial networks.

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