Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on implementing the SANS 5 ICS Critical Controls to maintain continuous device availability in operational technology environments.
- Explores how AI-driven automation can support OT security mapping, risk correlation and threat containment.
- Addresses compliance alignment across regional and industry frameworks for critical infrastructure.
- Designed for OT security professionals, compliance officers, IT/OT managers and operations leaders in industrial and manufacturing sectors.
About the Webinar
This 45-minute virtual webinar, hosted by Claroty and led by the company’s Field CTO, examines how organizations can strengthen their operational technology security posture using the SANS 5 ICS Critical Controls. The session includes a live Q&A and will be available as an on-demand recording following the live event on October 29, 2026.
SANS 5 ICS Critical Controls and OT Security
The SANS 5 ICS Critical Controls provide a structured framework for securing industrial control systems. This webinar explores practical strategies for implementing these controls within operational technology environments, with particular emphasis on maintaining continuous device availability without introducing operational downtime. The session addresses how organizations can unify people, processes and technology under a single cybersecurity framework.
AI-Driven Automation for Threat Remediation
A significant portion of the webinar covers how agentic AI can automate key OT security functions. Attendees will learn how AI-driven tools can support security mapping, correlate risks across OT environments and contain threats while maintaining system availability and performance. The goal is to reduce manual effort and operational risk in environments where downtime carries significant consequences.
Compliance and Regulatory Alignment
The webinar addresses how aligning security frameworks across the SANS 5 Critical Controls can simplify compliance with regional and industry-specific regulations. Organizations in critical infrastructure, utilities and manufacturing face complex compliance requirements, and the session aims to demonstrate how a structured approach can accelerate compliance efforts and improve reporting confidence.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is intended for professionals responsible for securing industrial control systems and operational technology environments. Relevant roles include OT Security Leads, CISOs, Field CTOs, Compliance Managers, IT/OT Managers, Plant Managers and Operations Directors. The content is particularly relevant for those working in industrial manufacturing, utilities and critical infrastructure organizations seeking to balance security requirements with operational uptime.