Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on securing operational technology environments during digital transformation
- Covers zero trust approaches, AI adoption in OT, and supply chain risk management
- Designed for IT/OT managers, security professionals, and industrial decision makers
- Features hands on workshops including a Cyber Escape Room and threat simulations
- Hosted by Capula with Cyolo, Nozomi Networks, and OPSWAT
About the Event
OT Exchange: Sharing Strategies for Secure Industrial Transformation is an in person event bringing together operational technology and cybersecurity professionals to address the security challenges arising from industrial digital transformation. Hosted by Capula in collaboration with Cyolo, Nozomi Networks, and OPSWAT, the programme combines keynote presentations, expert panels, interactive exercises, and networking opportunities. Cardiff University contributes interactive sessions, and attendees can participate in a behind the scenes tour of advanced manufacturing technologies.
Industrial Cybersecurity Topics
The event examines how organisations can protect critical infrastructure as OT environments become increasingly connected. Sessions address secure access and zero trust architectures for industrial systems, AI applications in OT security, and methods for building cyber resilience. Supply chain risk management receives particular attention, including vendor access control and file verification practices in industrial settings. Real world threat simulations and incident response scenarios provide practical context for these topics.
Who Should Attend
The event targets professionals responsible for cybersecurity, digital transformation, and risk management in industrial organisations. This includes IT/OT managers, solutions engineers, technical sales engineers, heads of digital, and service managers working in sectors that rely on operational technology. Those involved in critical infrastructure protection and manufacturing security will find the content directly relevant to their operational challenges.