Today, Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are more connected to corporate IT networks than ever. With many organizations deploying new industrial devices into the environment, deep integration between IT, cloud, and industrial networks is creating many security challenges to digitization efforts.
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Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are all around us: in water, gas and electricity distribution networks, running power plants and critical infrastructure, for automation in production lines and transportation networks, and more. These systems are ever more connected to corporate IT networks and organizations are now also deploying Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies to migrate to Industry 4.0. This deeper integration between IT, cloud, and industrial networks is creating many security issues that are now becoming the primary obstacles to industry digitization efforts.
Protecting industrial networks is key to help ensure integrity, continuity, and safety of your operations. It is also a very specific challenge.
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As the world becomes more interconnected, organizations are looking to streamline operations and improve safety and security. The implications of the pandemic are driving many industrial companies to search for an integrated technology solution that is resilient, automated, and scalable. One that leverages the traditional communication protocols while providing the flexibility and interconnectivity which in turn would help those organizations to focus on the bigger challenges.
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is a such solution.
Genieall has attained the Cisco IoT specialization joining an elite club of partners in Canada who provide industrial security solutions.
With more and more organizations switching from on-premises environments to cloud, subscription-based productivity and collaboration tools are becoming more popular. Companies of all sizes are taking advantage of reduced capital expenses and flexibility provided by such platforms as Microsoft 365.
At the same time, the trend of users utilizing standard Microsoft products (Word, Excel, Power Point) remains mostly unchanged even after migrating to cloud-based suites with various apps.
All organizations have a turning point where they may require a helping hand with new technologies, processes and other factors to better support continual growth.
For example, you may notice that your in-house IT department cannot keep pace with growing technology requirements and service requests. Or perhaps, you are having difficulty keeping IT costs under control with the multitude of available solutions, many of which have overlapping features and functions.
As a result, many companies tend to partner with an IT services provider to benefit from their expertise and address any technology, staffing, or compliance requirements.
But how do you know if your company needs an IT services provider? When does this aha moment come where an organization goes on the lookout for an IT partner?
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Genieall has attained the Gold Cloud Productivity competency with Microsoft joining an elite club of gold partners in Canada.