Cybersecuirty

The New Perimeter - Securing the Connected Enterprise

Join fellow technology and security leaders for an exclusive virtual discussion on protecting connected building infrastructure, reducing cyber risk, and preventing a compromise in OT from becoming a wider enterprise breach.

North America
12:00 - 13:30 EST
Virtual Cybersecurity Resilience

Protect your infrastructure. Secure your reputation. Stay compliant.

Building Management Systems (BMS) and Building Automation Systems (BAS) are no longer isolated back-office utilities. As smart buildings become increasingly connected to IT networks, cloud platforms, IoT devices and critical business systems, they are becoming part of your organisation's cybersecurity perimeter.

For financial services and manufacturing organisations, that creates a new challenge:

How do you secure the infrastructure that keeps your business running?

Join fellow technology and security leaders for an exclusive virtual discussion on protecting connected building infrastructure, reducing cyber risk, and preventing a compromise in OT from becoming a wider enterprise breach.

 

1. Your Building is Now Part of Your Attack Surface

Modern BMS environments bring greater efficiency and visibility - but connectivity also creates new paths for attackers.

2. Expanded Attack Surfaces 

IoT sensors, remote management platforms and cloud-connected systems create more potential entry points into your environment.

3. Legacy Protocols - Protocols such as BACnet and Modbus remain widely deployed but were not designed for today's threat landscape, often lacking native security controls such an encryption.

4. IT/OT Convergence - As building systems connect with corporate networks, a compromised BMS component can provide a foothold for lateral movement into critical systems and sensitive data.

5. Compliance Pressure - Organisations must increasingly demonstrate that operational technology and connected infrastructure are appropriately governed, secured and resilient. 

 

From Hidden Vulnerability to Strategic Advantage

This executive session will explore practical approaches to securing the new perimeter - from gaining complete visibility across IT and OT environments to using microsegmentation to contain threats before they spread.

We'll discuss how to:

  • Understand your evolving attack surface as BMS, IoT and cloud technologies become more connected.
  • Gain situational awareness across IT and OT environments to identify vulnerabilities and unexpected connections.
  • Reduce lateral movement with advanced network segmentation and Zero Trust prinicples.
  • Address legacy protocol risk without disruption critical building operations.
  • Strengthen business resilience by protecting the infrastructure your people and operations depend on.
  • Align security with regulation including DORA, PCI-DSS and FFIEC guidance.

 

What You'll Take Away

1. Understand the Threat - Explore how the growing connectivity of BMS and BAS environments is changing the cyber threat landscape.

2. Build a Stronger Defence - Discover practical approaches to IT/OT integration, visibility and microsegmentation that can limit an attacker's ability to move laterally.

3. Learn from Real-World Incidents - Examine how attacks against connected physical systems can translate into operational disruption, financial loss and reputational damage.  

4. Navigate Compliance - Understand how BMS security fits into evolving requirements and frameworks including DORA, PCI-DSS and FFIEC.

 

Secure the New Perimeter

As physical infrastructure becomes increasingly intelligent and connected, cybersecurity can no longer stop at the traditional network boundary.

Your building is part of your infrastructure.

Your infrastructure is part of your security posture.

Join this virtual executive roundtable to explore how financial services and manufacturing leaders can protect connected environments, strengthen resilience and turn cybersecurity into a competitive advantage.

 

 

 

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