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ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance
The ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance (ISAGCA) is a collaborative forum to advance OT cybersecurity awareness, education, readiness, standardization and knowledge sharing. ISAGCA’s global ecosystem includes leaders such as Chevron, GSK, Trane Technologies, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation and Fortinet, among others. For more information, visit www.isagca.org.
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White Paper Excerpt: Implementing an IACS Cybersecurity Program
The IACS white paper is intended to address the needs of owner/operators of industrial facilities. -
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Automation Systems Cybersecurity: From Standards to Practices
Cybersecurity practices will ultimately be determined by asset owners. -
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A Look at the Industrial Cybersecurity (ICS) Knowledge Survey
The survey is designed to determine a reasonable foundational set of knowledge needed to secure control systems. -
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IEC Designates ISA/IEC 62443 as a Horizontal Standard
The designation of ISA/IEC 62443 as a horizontal standard will have many benefits to many different vendor stakeholders. -
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Architecture vs. Design
Distinguishing between design and architecture is very important for any project. -
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Excerpt: LOGIIC's Project 12 Safety Instrumentation Report
Read an excerpt from LOGIIC's April 2021 report: Project 12 Safety Instrumentation. -
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7 Practices to Help You Become Security Conscious
Check to see if you're following these seven principles to good cybersecurity. -
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Securing Energy Infrastructure from Cyber Threats
How software in energy infrastructure can be better secured from cyber threats. -
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Call for Volunteers: ICS4ICS Improves Management of ICS Cybersecurity
Participate in the ICS4ICS effort today! -
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The Problem with Platform Ascendency for Cyber-Physical Integrations
Data integration requires understanding every layer of connectivity and the utility derived from increased digital complexity.











