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One of the standout moments at OTCEP 2025 — Saltanat Mashirova session on OT Disaster Recovery. She brought a refreshing and much-needed perspective by anchoring recovery planning in engineering-centric scenarios — bridging the gap between cybersecurity, operations, and safety. A great reminder that in OT, resilience isn’t just about restoring data — it’s about restoring function, flow, and safety in the real world. #OTCEP2025 #OTCybersecurity #DisasterRecovery #OperationalResilience #EngineeringDrivenCyber #CriticalInfrastructure

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🔐 Is your organization/company ready to deal with real cyberattacks? 5 Hidden Signs That Your Organization’s Security Infrastructure is Under Threat In many assessments we conduct for organizations and companies, we encounter a recurring pattern: infrastructures that appear secure, but are actually vulnerable. If any of the following are present in your organization, it’s probably time to take a more serious look at your cybersecurity posture: 🔍 Five warning signs: ●Lack of a Vulnerability Management Process Systems are not scanned regularly, and there is no clear process for prioritizing and fixing vulnerabilities. ●Lack of continuous monitoring of security logs and events Logs are stored, but they are not actively and continuously analyzed or monitored (no use of SIEM or similar tools). ● Lack of access control based on the principle of least privilege Employees or even contractors have more access than necessary to resources, without periodically reviewing access. ● Lack of penetration testing and regular security assessments The organization has not yet conducted any attack simulations or real penetration tests, or has limited these measures to the time of obtaining authorization. ● Lack of an Incident Response Plan No scenario or incident response team (IR Team) is defined, and in the event of an attack, there is complete dependence on momentary decisions. - These are only superficial signs, but they can be the root of many successful cyber attacks. - Security does not happen by chance; it requires continuous analysis, evaluation, and improvement. 📌 We help you simulate real threats by designing and executing targeted maneuvers and be more prepared than ever If you wish, you can hold initial security assessment sessions with me, Hossein Malekzadeh, a senior cybersecurity consultant and analyst with more than 23 years of experience in this field, for your organization and growing companies, so that we can quickly and transparently identify existing risks and suggest a path for improvement. 📩 To receive this session, just contact me Mobile: +989153133217 www.Hosseinmalekzadeh.com

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Most security teams think they need better tools. What they really need is better understanding of the tools they already have. SIEM. EDR. Threat intelligence. Dashboards. Tickets. All producing data. Very little producing clarity. This is the gap CyberFuse and SecLM solve. Your SOC does not need more tools. It needs better understanding. www.cyberfuse.net #CyberFuse #SecLM #SOCFusion #CISO #SIEM #EDR

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I invite you to download our new free eGuide "13 Ways to Break a Firewall and what to do about each of them" written by OT security expert, Andrew Ginter We’ve all seen firewalls fail in real OT environments and we learn from those failures. Firewalls are almost always the second technical step that we take to secure our industrial and OT automation systems. But how much security do firewalls really give us? One way to compare the strength of different defensive designs is to look at the attacks those designs defeat reliably, vs the attacks those designs do not. In this ebook, we look at firewalls, attacks that defeat firewalls, mitigations / compensating measures and alternatives for when we need something stronger . Click here to get your copy and I look forward to hearing your thoughts ➡️ https://bit.ly/46qyq6m

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