Most factory machines were never designed with cybersecurity in mind, and replacing them is rarely financially viable. Firewalls and network segmentation help, but attackers using living-off-the-land techniques exploit legacy protocols and move through operational technology environments without triggering a single alert.

This session examines how a global medical compression manufacturer secured production-critical machines running legacy operating systems, without downtime, replacement or isolating equipment from the network.

In this session, led by Benjamin Pieritz, CEO at Triovega, you will learn:

• Why legacy OT protocols remain the primary enabler of large-scale cyberattacks;
• How machine-level protection secures assets that cannot be patched or replaced;
• What a protective dome architecture achieves without touching the machine itself.