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Protect Your Critical Infrastructure with Confidence
As a cybersecurity manager in a critical infrastructure company, you know the importance of safeguarding essential services from cyber threats. That’s why you need a reliable cybersecurity partner that understands the unique challenges you face.
Our cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions are designed to address the most pressing issues in critical infrastructure with a responsible approach. We understand that protecting operational technology (OT) systems, mitigating nation-state cyber threats, detecting and preventing insider threats, securing legacy systems and infrastructure, managing supply chain risks, fostering cybersecurity awareness and workforce skills, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and enabling efficient incident response and recovery are paramount to your organization’s security and resilience.
Secure your critical infrastructure with asvin.io and gain peace of mind knowing that your organization’s cybersecurity needs are in capable hands. Contact us now to learn more and schedule a consultation!
asvin`s Cybersecurity Tools for Critical Infrastructure
Eagle Eye
Manage, analyze and prioritize threats and risks according to the risk-by-context principle
Ant Street
Simply manage your
Assets/Fleet and
OTA Updates
Paw Print
Track Hound
Track the History of your CI/CD Pipelines along the Software Supplychain
Challenges
In critical infrastructure, which includes sectors such as energy, transportation, healthcare, water and wastewater, communications, and finance, cybersecurity must responsibly address several pressing issues to ensure the security and resilience of these essential services. Some of the most critical cybersecurity issues in critical infrastructure that must be addressed responsibly are:
Threats to Operational Technology (OT) Systems
Critical infrastructure relies heavily on OT systems, including industrial control systems (ICS), SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems, and other specialized systems that control and monitor physical processes. These systems are often interconnected and vulnerable to cyber threats, which can result in disruption or destruction of critical services. Cybersecurity must responsibly address the protection of OT systems from cyber threats, including malware, ransomware, insider threats, and other sophisticated attacks.
Supply Chain Risks:
Critical infrastructure relies on a complex ecosystem of vendors, suppliers, and partners, which can introduce cybersecurity risks through the supply chain. Compromised software, hardware, or services from third-party vendors can result in backdoors, supply chain attacks, or other vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cybercriminals. Cybersecurity must responsibly address supply chain risks by implementing robust vendor risk management processes, conducting thorough security assessments of third-party products and services, and establishing strong contractual requirements for cybersecurity practices.
Legacy Systems and Infrastructure
Critical infrastructure often relies on legacy systems and infrastructure that may have outdated or unsupported software and hardware, making them vulnerable to known security vulnerabilities. These legacy systems may be challenging to update or replace due to their criticality, complexity, or cost. Cybersecurity must responsibly address the protection of legacy systems and infrastructure by implementing compensating controls, security patches, and risk management strategies to mitigate potential vulnerabilities and reduce exposure to cyber threats.
Nation-State Cyber Threats:
Critical infrastructure is often targeted by nation-state actors for various motives, including espionage, sabotage, and disruption of services. Nation-state cyber threats can be highly sophisticated, persistent, and well-funded, posing significant risks to critical infrastructure. Cybersecurity must responsibly address the protection against nation-state cyber threats by implementing advanced threat detection and prevention measures, strong access controls, and continuous monitoring and response capabilities.
