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- 27.08.2025
“Wait… where did our IT guy go?”
Discover the benefits of remote support from your MSP—faster fixes, stronger security, and proactive care without onsite disruption.
Discover the benefits of remote support from your MSP—faster fixes, stronger security, and proactive care without onsite disruption.
Explore essential control system basics for power plant operators, including SCADA, DCS, and HMI. Learn about key networking components and how network security protects vital plant operations.
Learn essential cybersecurity basics for power plant operators. Understand common threats like malware & phishing, and your crucial role in protecting critical infrastructure through vigilance and security protocols.
In today’s interconnected world, the energy sector faces an ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats. While many energy companies operating in North America are familiar with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Security Integration Plan (SIP) standards, which govern the Bulk Electric System (BES), the reality is that numerous organizations manage assets on a global scale. For these entities, understanding and adhering to international cybersecurity standards is crucial to safeguarding critical infrastructure. So, what other cybersecurity standards exist beyond NERC SIP?
In the high-stakes realm of cybersecurity, the game is all about thwarting hackers and safeguarding your most sensitive data. A modern, cutting-edge strategy for cybersecurity is called “Zero Trust,” and it’s revolutionizing security. Instead of relying on a single fortress-like perimeter defense, Zero Trust meticulously guards each resource within your network.
Imagine traditional perimeter cyber defenses as a medieval castle surrounded by a moat. Once an attacker breaches those towering walls, they’re practically free to roam. Now, picture Zero Trust as a bustling airport with multiple security checkpoints before you can even think about boarding a plane.
But here’s the kicker: Even with the most robust security measures in place, no system is foolproof. Even the largest, most compliance-oriented organizations can find themselves in the crosshairs of a determined attacker. When the breach alarm sounds, your next line of defense is crucial. Enter “Deception Technology.”
Businesses consider risk from many points of view: strategic, financial, compliance, and reputational. One common thread of risk throughout is cybersecurity risk. Unfortunately, cyber threats continuously increase and permeate every facet of the modern digital organization.
Businesses must take proactive steps to protect their sensitive data and assets from cybercriminals. This article provides a simplified guide to cybersecurity Threat Modelling for businesses.
A cyber attack is not just inconvenient and expensive, it can be an existential threat to an organization.
For companies that sell products through e-commerce or maintain electronic data on their customers, a systems breach involving this information can cripple or ruin a business. It is no longer a question of “if” any given company or organization is going to be hit with a cyber-attack — it is when.
And when that attack comes, who is willing to take on that risk?
Today’s cyberthreats are more complex than ever before. Businesses of every size now see the need for security operations solutions that enable them to detect and respond to advanced threats that bypass their existing controls.
Genieall is excited to announce a new partnership with Trend Micro.
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.