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NERC CIP Compliance for OT Cybersecurity – What Energy Sector Operators Need to Know
A substation control network does not get a maintenance window because an auditor is coming. That tension sits underneath every conversation about NERC CIP compliance in the energy sector. The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Critical…
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OT Cyber | From the Plant Floor Up: David Smit From Interstates
https://youtu.be/UA7euSaWGMQ David Smit, Senior System Analyst at Interstates, joins the show to discuss the company’s partnership with DYNICS and how we integrate our technologies to provide a secure and cost-effective solution across OT environments….
OT Cybersecurity and the Ongoing Zero-Trust Debate
In its 2022 Year in Review, The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) stated, “Over the course of FY22, we accomplished much to advance our vision of secure and resilient infrastructure, while laying the groundwork for ever deeper and increasingly…
Advancing Tech and Challenges in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
It’s been a hectic few years. And the pharmaceutical industry certainly felt the impact. From COVID-19 to growing and evolving global demands, manufacturers in the field have had a lot to deal with. In turn, they are investing more and more in smart manufacturing…
Prioritizing ICS Cybersecurity Across the Board in 2023
According to Manufacturing.net, global spending on digital transformation is expected to grow to $2.8 trillion by 2025. Manufacturing industries make up around 30% of that transition. The move further toward this environment offers necessary updates to plant floors…
In Review: A Look at the 2022 Topics Driving the Future of ICS Settings
Fueled by the further convergence of IT and OT, the global industrial control systems (ICS) market is growing. In fact, it is expected to rise from $16.7 billion in 2022 to $23.7 billion by 2027 with North America hosting the largest portion of the growth. A…
Industrial IoT Trends and Benefits
The Industrial Internet of Things, also known as IIoT, is helping to redefine the manufacturing setting and what efficiency and productivity can entail for this sector. Through enhanced data, intelligence and analytics, this technology is giving operators a…
DYNICS Introduces New Cybersecurity Console (ICS360.DCC) to Streamline Fleet Management
ICS360.DCC Provides Enhanced Asset Detection and Monitoring ANN ARBOR, MI – November 11, 2022 — In its mission to assist customers as they modernize factory productivity, DYNICS, a leading creator of quality hardware and software solutions for the industrial…
A Critical Step to Industrial Cybersecurity: Mapping Out the Plant Floor
It would be nice if cyberattacks started to slow down. Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be the case, especially for industrial organizations. Earlier this year, Trend Micro Incorporated announced new data showcasing that “89 percent of electricity, oil and gas,…
DYNICS Partners with SINCI on System Integration to Support Hardware Projects for SCADA Applications
ANN ARBOR, MI – October 27, 2022 — DYNICS, a leading creator of quality hardware and software solutions for the industrial marketplace, announced today a new system integrator partnership with SINCI, one of Mexico’s premier technology companies dedicated to…
The Ongoing Rise of Industrial IIoT
As Anil Bhaskar writes for Forbes, “The traditional way of performing equipment maintenance using tools, materials, checklists and clipboards is inefficient.” This could not be closer to the truth. We are in an age of complete digital transformation for…
OT Cyber | From The Plant Floor Up: Shawn Gutierrez from AtomTech
https://youtu.be/BjaCBOdaEEU Join Jeff Smith, CTO at DYNICS, as he discusses the company’s partnership with AtomTech and how they will help deliver access to Dynimetrics, a product created by DYNICS to simplify data visibility and analysis within operations’…
NSA & CISA Continues to Expand ICS Cybersecurity Efforts
In a recent announcement, the Ukrainian government revealed that it is once again preparing for “massive cyberattacks” that it fears Russian hackers will carry out on critical infrastructure facilities. They also shared their concern for institutions located in…
