Rockwell Automation Helps Industrial Organizations Understand Risk Posture with OT Cybersecurity Risk Assessments

June 20, 2023

An OT Cybersecurity Risk Assessment is the process of identifying, evaluating, and prioritizing risks and vulnerabilities in OT systems to determine risk posture and mitigate risks.

Rockwell Automation cybersecurity specialists conduct on-site data collection and provide customers with detailed report findings, identified risks, and remediation recommendations.

Risk Assessments are ideal for situations where a company needs to confirm that no vulnerabilities have been created with new lines, machines, or processes introduced in the OT environment. OT Cybersecurity Risk Assessments can help establish a baseline for security posture and maintain risk profiles along with confirming compliance with regulations, rules, laws, and other requirements.

Risk assessments are a non-invasive way for organizations to identify attack vectors, test their existing security controls and identify potential gaps. After risks are identified, the comprehensive Rockwell Automation portfolio of cybersecurity services aligned with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity framework, can support customers across the entire attack continuum with a successful, proactive, cybersecurity strategy.

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