Critical Infrastructure

Modern operational environments are no longer defined by a single plant, a central control room or a neatly contained network perimeter. Today, energy grids stretch across thousands of kilometres, hospitals rely on interconnected devices across campuses, and mines operate fleets of autonomous vehicles guided by real-time sensor data.

When cyberattacks threaten operational systems, the consequences reach far beyond data loss — they touch every aspect of safety, continuity and trust.

Why Australian boards and operations leaders must treat OT security like life-safety, not just IT hygiene 

As industrial and critical-infrastructure operators accelerate their digital transformation journeys, the operational-technology (OT) environments that underpin our factories, utilities, mining sites and supply-chains are increasingly in the crosshairs of cyber threat actors.