Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Presents a five-step framework for building OT resilience in water and wastewater utilities
- Addresses fragmented visibility across engineering, operations, IT, and external vendors
- Covers OT asset inventory, network behavior analysis, anomaly detection, and incident response planning
- Aligns with CISA and EPA guidance for water system cybersecurity
- Designed for OT/IT security managers, engineers, operations managers, and utility executives
About the Event
Nozomi Networks and Kroll jointly host this webinar to help water and wastewater utilities strengthen their operational technology security posture. The session delivers a structured five-step approach covering asset identification, threat exposure assessment, operational change detection, risk prioritization, and disruption preparedness. Attendees will work toward developing a management-ready OT resilience action plan suitable for communicating risk to leadership and informing future security investments.
Technical Focus Areas
The webinar examines OT environments common to water utilities, including PLCs, HMIs, and field devices. Technical content spans OT asset inventory management, network and asset behavior analysis, cyber incident detection, and anomaly identification. The session also addresses how utilities can prioritize vulnerabilities and structure incident response plans while operating with limited resources.
Regulatory and Industry Context
The content references CISA and EPA guidance for water systems, providing utilities with a framework that aligns with current regulatory expectations. This context helps organizations balance compliance requirements with practical operational constraints around uptime, safety, and efficiency.
Who Should Attend
This webinar targets professionals in public and private water and wastewater utilities. Relevant roles include OT and IT security managers, engineers, operations managers, risk managers, and utility executives. The content bridges technical and leadership perspectives, addressing both hands-on security practitioners and those responsible for organizational risk decisions.