MAKP Singh, Chetansinh Parmar, Manish Dave, Alok Shankar Pandey and Subbu Iyer examine how IT-OT convergence, legacy systems and AI-driven threats are reshaping India's OT risk landscape.
As digitalization accelerates and IT-OT convergence deepens, India's critical infrastructure faces a growing and more complex cyber risk landscape. What once delivered visibility and efficiency is now exposing operational technology environments to sophisticated, borderless threats. From legacy systems never designed with security in mind to increased reliance on remote access, cloud connectivity and global OEM ecosystems, the attack surface is expanding fast.
In this insightful discussion, industry leaders examine how real-world incidents and near misses are shaping India's approach to OT security. The session also highlights why fundamentals such as cyber hygiene, asset visibility, segmentation and OT-specific controls remain critical for resilience at scale.
In this session, experts will discuss:
- How attackers exploit legacy OT systems and industrial routers;
- Why AI-driven threats, supply chain risk and availability-focused attacks are accelerating;
- How organizations can strengthen OT resilience through fundamentals, standards and OT-specific defenses.
Here is the course outline:
The Cyber Frontier: How Is India Responding to Current OT Security Threats? |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
